Put a hard decision to a council of analytical personas that argue it out and return a verdict with dissent, kill criteria and a next step.
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Council of High Intelligence is a community skill by 0xNyk for decisions that deserve more than one line of reasoning. One command, /council, hands your question to a panel of deliberately different analytical personas. Each forms a position on its own first, then they cross-examine each other, declare final stances and synthesize a verdict that keeps unresolved questions and dissent instead of smoothing them into consensus. What you can do with it - Convene the full council on a high-stakes choice, such as pricing, open-sourcing or an irreversible launch - Run a quick panel when breadth matters more than a full adversarial round - Run a duo when one tension defines the decision, such as microservices versus a monolith - Pick a named triad for a domain (strategy, risk, shipping, architecture, AI product, ethics and more) or choose the members yourself How it works - Its eighteen lenses are modeled on thinkers such as Aristotle, Socrates, Feynman, Ada Lovelace, Kahneman, Munger, Taleb and Dieter Rams. The maker describes them as analytical instruments, not impersonations: each has a method, known blind spots and a response format. - Claims are labeled as fact, inference, assumption or unknown, and checks flag premature agreement, repeated claims and missing dissent. - Verdicts lead with what's unresolved, then a recommendation with acceptable compromises, kill criteria and one concrete next step. A split vote is returned as a split. - If Codex, Gemini CLI, Ollama, Cursor or an NVIDIA NIM key is available, it spreads seats across those models so one model family doesn't argue both sides. How to install it - In Claude Code: /plugin marketplace add 0xNyk/council-of-high-intelligence, then /plugin install council@council-of-high-intelligence. - For Codex, Gemini CLI or OpenCode, clone the repo and run its installer with the matching flag. The command is /council everywhere. Good to know - The maker suggests it for decisions with real downside, competing values or incomplete evidence, not for factual lookups or cheap, reversible choices. - It's a community project, MIT-licensed.
Once it’s added
“/council Should we open-source our agent framework?”
“/council --quick Should we add caching here?”
“/council --duo Should we use microservices or a monolith?”
“/council --triad risk What could make this launch irreversible?”
“/council --triad strategy Where is our defensible advantage?”
“/council --full What is the right pricing model?”
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Your question, constraints and the evidence you give it
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Each persona's position and cross-examination · A verdict with dissent, kill criteria and one next step
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