Skills warpdotdev common-skills

council

Use it when:
You want second opinions on a judgment call: an architecture tradeoff, a risky fix, a rollout decision, or whether an alternative is worth pursuing.
It does:
Gives each subagent a model and an angle, such as Opus on correctness, GPT on testability and an open-source model as contrarian, and keeps them independent.
You get:
A short decision memo: recommendation, why, tradeoffs and risks, and a final call, weighed by evidence rather than votes.
Needs:
An agent that can launch subagents on different models; it's written for Warp's run_agents tool, one call per model.

TL;DR

A council is for questions where judgment matters more than lookup. The agent states the decision in one sentence, with the options, the code or artifact to inspect, the decision criteria and whether members may edit code. Model diversity comes first: the default roster is the strongest Claude model, the strongest GPT or Codex model and an open-source model such as Kimi or GLM, with any substitution noted; each also gets its own angle, like red-team or implementation cost. On an explicit request it tells you whom it will launch and waits for your approval. Read-only members share the checkout; members who prototype get their own git worktree and branch. Each reports the evidence inspected, current behavior, the alternative, risks, cost, a recommendation and confidence, and a thin report gets a follow-up question to the same member rather than a replacement. The final answer leads with the recommendation, notes consensus and disagreement, and separates what to do now from later hardening.

Summarizes the skill at 8792394.

npx skills add https://github.com/warpdotdev/common-skills --skill council
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Category

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Type

A multi-step process the agent follows: interview, debug, run a TDD loop, review.

Effect

Adds no side effects of its own. It shapes how the agent thinks, writes or reviews. Guidelines and routers are always effect:none, even when the task they support edits code.

Needs

Relies on the agent being able to spawn subagents.

Publisher

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