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council

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Convene a Chiron bench. Seats answer independently, only disagreements that are on the record are surfaced, and one recommendation keeps the dissent. Use when the user says "council", "run this by my bench", "convene", or names a bench such as money, strategy, deals, relationship, shipping, or work-design.

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SKILL.md

Convene a council

ChatGPT and Codex have no /chiron slash commands. This skill is that council flow.

The plugin root is the directory that contains skills/ and scripts/. Follow commands/council.md there, exactly, including the isolation rule and the sequential fallback when subagents are unavailable. Wherever that file says ${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}, use the plugin root. Run each python3 invocation as its own command. Do not wrap it in a shell substitution or chain it with ;.

Seat text lives in skills/<id>/SKILL.md and that seat's references/ and disagreements.md. Read those files. Do not copy a seat into this skill, and do not invent a seat that is not installed. With no benches file of the user's own, python3 <plugin-root>/scripts/benches.py resolves the bundled examples (money, strategy, deals, relationship, shipping, work-design).

User data stays in ~/.chiron (CHIRON_HOME overrides that directory). Logs, benches, and seats Chiron creates go there, through python3 <plugin-root>/scripts/memory.py and python3 <plugin-root>/scripts/benches.py. Never write under ~/.claude. A path under ~/.claude is legacy and read-only. Pass --home .chiron only when the host cannot write the home directory (Cowork).

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