councilify

To build a domain review council, you derive a set of orthogonal review lenses, assemble missing lenses as specialist agents, and package an invocable orchestrator that reconciles perspectives into a synthesized verdict with explicit dissent handling.

A domain council is a structured review system that fans out work to orthogonal review lenses, such as security or performance, to debate tradeoffs. You need it when a single perspective is insufficient and a synthesized verdict with preserved dissent is required.

You assemble a reusable review council by deriving the correct roster for your domain, routing missing perspectives to build new persona skills, drafting lens guardrails, and bundling the end-to-end invocation flow into an orchestrator package.

Yes, the council orchestrator explicitly handles dissent by reconciling orthogonal review lenses against existing skill inventory and assembling a final synthesized verdict that preserves conflicting perspectives.

Yes, the assembly process performs reuse-versus-build routing by reconciling required review lenses against your existing skill inventory, only building new persona skills or specialist agents when a missing role requires active judgment.