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Multi-perspective parallel debate on a decision — 3-5 independent perspectives argue in parallel, then synthesize into a verdict. Use when debating, weighing options, or needing multiple viewpoints on a question.
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| name | council |
| description | Multi-perspective parallel debate on a decision — 3-5 independent perspectives argue in parallel, then synthesize into a verdict. Use when debating, weighing options, or needing multiple viewpoints on a question. |
| argument-hint | <question or decision> |
Debate $ARGUMENTS from multiple perspectives:
Choose 3-5 perspectives relevant to the topic. Each should represent a genuinely different viewpoint — not slight variations of the same position. Examples:
Spawn one subagent per perspective in parallel (in a single message).
Each subagent should be a general-purpose agent with this prompt:
You are arguing from the perspective of [PERSPECTIVE]. The question is: [QUESTION]. State your position and primary argument in 100-200 words. Be specific and opinionated — do not hedge.
After collecting Round 1 results, spawn another batch of subagents in parallel (in a single message). Each perspective challenges the weakest point of another's argument:
Each subagent prompt:
You are [PERSPECTIVE A]. Here are the opening positions: [all Round 1 results]. Challenge the weakest point of [PERSPECTIVE B]'s argument in 100 words. Be direct.
As the orchestrating agent, synthesize the debate:
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