fusion-advisorlisted

Use when you want two different frontier models fused into one advisor brain for a high-leverage decision — "fuse", "fusion advisor", "get a second/peer model on this", "have Grok weigh in", "advisor fusion", "am I sure — bring in another model". This session reasons, consults a second frontier model (Grok) as a context-isolated peer, reconciles by verifying (not voting), then delegates execution via the `armory` launcher. NOT for routine steps (cost gate), and NOT for execution dispatch (that is the `armory` launcher).
muslewski/llm-armory · ★ 2 · AI & Automation · score 68

Install: claude install-skill muslewski/llm-armory

# Fusion Advisor (two-model peer fusion at the reasoning layer) ## Overview Turns your advisor session (Claude Code / Opus) into a **two-model advisor**. At a high-leverage decision point, the advisor consults **Grok** (different vendor → different blind spots) as a context-isolated peer, reconciles the two positions by **verifying claims — not voting**, and emits the advisor artifact: a plan, a `/loop` decision, a review. Execution then flows down to grok/sonnet executor children via the `armory` launcher (`bin/llm`). **Fusion decides; armory executes.** Naive "two models beat one" is false (see Guardrails). Fusion pays off only on hard judgment, and only with structure. This skill IS that structure. Advisor half stays here (frame, reconcile, verify, decide). Peer half is one isolated Grok consult per invocation. Never a debate club. **Requires:** the `grok` CLI (Grok Build) and this repo's `armory` / `bin/llm` launcher. The advisor is Claude Code (Opus); either peer can be swapped for another frontier CLI. ## When to use / when NOT (cost gate) **Use at high-leverage points only:** design forks, plan approval, a genuine "am I sure?" moment, `/loop` course-corrections, risky diffs (auth, billing, migrations, concurrency, cross-zone). This is the same bar you would apply to an adversarial review. **Do NOT use for:** routine or mechanical steps; execution dispatch (that is the `armory` launcher); or as a second code executor. Fusion costs 2–10× tokens and over-fusing in