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council

Skill4 starsChanged 49 days agoMITView on GitHub

Use for open-ended, vendor-diverse judgment with independent positions, cross-examination, and a chaired synthesis; promote a result to deliberate only after a human fixes the options and policy.

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    Use /council when the question is open-ended, the useful output is independent positions plus cross-examination, or a chairman should …

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    Use /deliberate only after a person has fixed at least two option IDs, named seats, quorum, rounds, physical-attempt budget, absolute …

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SKILL.md

Council — open-ended judgment for Summon

/council is the focused companion entry point for Summon's existing council workflow. It owns no scheduler, scripts, schemas, or duplicate policy. Read ../summon/references/deliberation.md for the boundary between council and the fixed-option deliberate workflow.

Use /council when the question is open-ended, the useful output is independent positions plus cross-examination, or a chairman should synthesize disagreement. Use /deliberate only after a person has fixed at least two option IDs, named seats, quorum, rounds, physical-attempt budget, absolute deadline, and the human-approval policy.

The CLI is the same dispatcher:

../summon/scripts/run_subagent.py council --question "…" \
  --members planner,security,operator --chairman architect --rounds 2 \
  --cwd <project> --run-dir <private-runs-root>

Council may produce a recommendation or candidate option set, but that prose is not a durable ballot and cannot authorize a deliberate run. To continue into a governed decision, show the candidate options to the user, obtain explicit policy values, and start a fresh summon deliberate receipt. Never auto-convert, retry, or fall back between the two modes.

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