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Have the Claude and GPT partners critique each other's answers across a configurable number of rounds (default 1) before converging on a synthesis. Use when the user wants the two perspectives stress-tested against each other, not just shown side by side.

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# debate — make the two partners argue it out Normally Debby fans a question out to both partners and shows the two answers side by side. **debate** goes further: it relays each partner's answer to the *other* partner for criticism, loops that for a configurable number of rounds, and then converges on a synthesis. ## Rounds The user picks how many rounds of back-and-forth to run. **Default: 1 round.** A "round" is one full cross-critique exchange (each partner sees and criticizes the other's latest answer). Honor an explicit count from the user ("debate this for 3 rounds"); otherwise run 1. ## Procedure 1. **Round 0 — collect the opening answers.** If you do not already have a fresh answer from each partner for this question, dispatch it to both `claude` and `gpt` in parallel via `sys_session_send` (ANSWER mode), give each call a stable per-partner `title` — the topic with the partner's name attached (e.g. `debate-pricing-claude` / `debate-pricing-gpt`), end your turn, and collect both with `sys_read_inbox`. If you already showed the user both answers this turn, reuse those as round 0. 2. **For each debate round (default 1):** - Send `claude` the OTHER partner's latest answer (GPT's) and ask it to critique that answer and then give its own updated answer (CRITIQUE mode). Reuse that partner's own `title` so it continues its thread. - Send `gpt` the OTHER partner's latest answer (Claude's) and ask the same. Dispatch both in the same ...

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omnigent-ai
Repository
omnigent-ai/omnigent
Created
1 months ago
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Language
Python
License
Apache-2.0

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