nicknisi/deliberate
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Have AI agents debate a topic through multiple rounds of critique and refinement
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SKILL.md
- name:
- deliberate
- description:
- Have AI agents debate a topic through multiple rounds of critique and refinement
- disable-model-invocation:
- true
Deliberation Mode
Agents critique each other's answers and refine through peer review.
Usage
/consultant:deliberate Should we use REST or GraphQL for our API?
/consultant:deliberate What's the best state management approach for this app?
How It Works
Deliberation runs in 4 rounds:
Round 1: Initial Perspectives
- Launch all 5 agents in parallel
- Each agent provides initial analysis independently
Round 2: Critique & Challenge
- Share all Round 1 responses with all agents
- Each agent reviews others' answers, points out errors/gaps/strengths
Round 3: Refinement
- Agents revise positions based on feedback
- Identify emerging consensus
Round 4: Final Synthesis
- Analyze convergence vs divergence
- Highlight consensus points
- Present unresolved disagreements with reasoning
- Rate confidence based on agent agreement
Execution
Round 1: Launch 5 agents in parallel using Task tool:
consultant:codex-researcherconsultant:gemini-researcherconsultant:grok-researcherconsultant:perplexity-researcherconsultant:claude-researcher
Prompt each: "Provide your initial analysis on: $ARGUMENTS"
Round 2: Launch 5 agents again with all Round 1 responses. Prompt: "Review these perspectives and critique them. Point out errors, gaps, and strong points."
Round 3: Launch 5 agents with all prior responses. Prompt: "Based on the critiques, refine your position. Acknowledge valid points, defend or modify your stance."
Round 4: Synthesize in the main session — identify convergence, note disagreements, provide confidence rating.
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