esat

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esat

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Tri-model (Claude + Codex + Grok) world-class level-up analysis. Same engine as eskill-analyze, but the stress-test phase is a mandatory 3-SOTA-model panel — Claude critic + Codex + Grok independently review the item, then Claude synthesizes consensus / divergence / unique catches. Fixed trio product (not a configurable roster). Use for high-stakes analysis you want triple-checked across frontier models. Triggers: /esat, eskill analyze trio, eskill-analyze-trio, eskill-trio, trio analysis, three-model review.

eSkill: Analyze Trio (esat) — 3-SOTA-Model Level-Up Analyzer

esat = eskill-analyze + a mandatory tri-model review panel. It runs the full world-class analysis engine, then has three frontier models — Claude (critic), Codex, Grok — independently stress-test the item and the draft in parallel. You (Claude) are the only trusted integrator: you synthesize their verdicts into one panel and adjust the analysis accordingly.

Use esat when the stakes justify a triple-model cross-check (architecture bets, strategy calls, build-vs-buy, anything you want frontier-model consensus on). For a lighter single-model pass, use /esa (eskill-analyze).

Product boundary: Tier 2 is a deliberately fixed trio. Configurable rosters and harness-aware multi-route selection live in Phase 9 of esat-fleet / esat-frontier, not here.

Engine — reuse eskill-analyze verbatim

Run the entire eskill-analyze protocol for Input Parameters, Triage, Delegation, Framework Selection, Steps 1–8, and Phase P Premortem (when triage activates it). Read and follow, in order:

1. ${CLAUDE_SKILL_DIR}/../eskill-analyze/SKILL.md — Input Parameters, Scope check, Triage gate, Delegation Strategy, Framework Selection, Comparison Mode, Project-Level Impact, Post-Analysis Routing. Apply the two esat overrides below.
2. ${CLAUDE_SKILL_DIR}/../eskill-analyze/references/triage-guide.md — classification
3. ${CLAUDE_SKILL_DIR}/../eskill-analyze/references/mental-models.md — model selection
4. ${CLAUDE_SKILL_DIR}/../eskill-analyze/references/analysis-protocol.md — Phase 0 + Steps 1–8 + Phase P Premortem (when triage activates it). Skip that file's "Phase 9: Stress Test" — esat replaces Phase 9 with the trio panel.
5. ${CLAUDE_SKILL_DIR}/../eskill-analyze/references/world-class-signals.md

esat overrides (only two differences from eskill-analyze)

• Phase 9 is the Tri-Model Panel (this skill's references/trio-panel.md), not the single Claude critic.
• Phase 9 is mandatory, not discretionary. The trio panel is the entire point of esat — triage may not skip it. (Kill-switch ESKILL_PEER=0 degrades it to Claude-only; see below.)

Phase 9 — Tri-Model Panel

After completing Steps 1–8 and Phase P (when activated) and producing the draft analysis, read and execute ${CLAUDE_SKILL_DIR}/references/trio-panel.md. That file specifies the three concurrent reviewers, the untrusted-input synthesis rules, the gates/kill-switches, draft ownership for standalone vs caller-owned modes, and the output block.

Output

Use the eskill-analyze output template (${CLAUDE_SKILL_DIR}/../eskill-analyze/assets/output-template.md) plus the ### Tri-Model Panel block defined in references/trio-panel.md. Place the panel directly above ### Stress Test Notes. The triage header should read esat (trio) so it's clear which skill produced the analysis.

Save the analysis output to .omc/plans/esat-{date}-{focus}.md.

Post-Analysis Routing

Same as eskill-analyze (sprint/overnight routing on the confirmed action list). See its SKILL.md "Post-Analysis Routing" section.