| name | refine |
| description | Use when the user has an existing draft, text, code, or artifact and wants it iteratively improved through multi-model critique and weaving across multiple passes. Triggers on phrases like "refine this", "improve this", "make this better", "iterate on this", or "polish this" |
| user-invocable | true |
| argument-hint | <text or file path> [--passes=N] [--timeout=N|none] [--mode=fast|balanced|deep] [--judge=host|round-robin] |
Weave Refine
Iteratively improve an artifact through multi-model critique and weaving. Each pass is a full judge-pick-best-incorporate-strengths-address-weaknesses cycle.
When to Use
- You have a draft that needs improvement
- You want multiple AI models to critique and enhance an artifact
- You want iterative refinement where each pass genuinely improves the output
- You have output from
/weave:brainstorm that you want to refine further
Key Features
- Accepts inline text or file paths (auto-detected)
--passes=N (1-5, default 2): Number of refinement cycles- Each pass: all models critique and improve, judge picks best, weaves in strengths from runners-up
- Full rationale chain showing evolution across passes
- Early-stop when no material improvement detected
--judge=host|round-robin: Host judges every pass, or rotate judging across models
The Refinement Cycle
- All models independently critique and improve the artifact
- Judge scores versions, picks the best, identifies strengths in runners-up
- Judge weaves a revised version incorporating all improvements
- Woven version goes back to all models for another round
- Repeat until passes exhausted or convergence
How to Invoke
Run the /weave:refine command with your text or file path. The command handles context gathering, model detection, the judge-weave-distribute cycle, and artifact persistence.
