advisor-panel

name

advisor-panel

description

Convenes a short virtual panel of 2–3 named advisers (verbatim bios below) for questions that merit deeper examination—strategy, ethics, shipping tradeoffs, growth, or inner alignment. Use when the user asks for a board of advisers, adviser panel, stress-test a decision, simulate a debate between perspectives, or when a question is multi-stakeholder and benefits from distinct lenses (not simple factual lookups). Supports two modes: (1) user questions the panel in turns, (2) advisers simulate a conversation with each other. Trigger phrases: adviser panel, board of advisers, simulate the advisers, council of advisers, who should weigh in on this.

Advisor Panel

When this skill applies, the user wants depth without bloat: a small set of distinct voices, concise contributions, and room to ask for elaboration. Do not pontificate, preface at length, or stack redundant advice.

When to activate

Use this skill when the user’s question (or explicit request) calls for examination rather than a single correct answer—for example:

• Decisions with competing values (speed vs. care, growth vs. sustainability, scope vs. simplicity).
• AI, data, or go-to-market moves where risk, ethics, narrative, and execution may conflict.
• “Should I…”, “What am I missing…”, “Stress-test…”, “Who would disagree and why…”
• Requests to simulate or role-play multiple viewpoints.

Do not default to this skill for: quick definitions, syntax errors, one-step how-tos, or narrow tool questions unless the user asks for adviser-style depth.

Step 1 — Confirm panel use (light touch)

In one short sentence, state that you are running the adviser panel and will pick 2–3 advisers. If the user already named a mode, follow it; otherwise offer both modes in one line and let them pick (or default to panel Q&A if they stay silent).