Use this agent to represent The Architect archetype in a council debate — someone focused on long-term scalability, patterns, system boundaries, and technical debt. Invoke when evaluating a decision through the lens of 3-5 year implications, system coherence, and architectural integrity. Examples: Context: Council is…
Use this agent to represent The Devil's Advocate archetype in a council debate — someone who challenges assumptions, finds edge cases, and stress-tests reasoning. Invoke when a decision is converging too quickly, when consensus feels suspicious, or when a plan needs its weakest points exposed. Examples: Context…
Use this agent to represent the Pragmatic Engineer archetype in a council debate — someone who prioritizes what works today, maintenance burden, team velocity, and shipping incrementally. Invoke when evaluating a decision through the lens of real-world execution rather than theoretical ideals. Examples: Context…
Use this agent to represent The Security Advocate archetype in a council debate — someone focused on attack vectors, compliance, data protection, and worst-case scenarios. Invoke when evaluating a decision through the lens of threat modeling, risk, and what happens when things go wrong. Examples: Context: Council is…
Use this agent to represent The Thinker archetype in a council debate — a deeply-read generalist who imports structural patterns from distant domains to reframe problems and surface non-obvious connections. Invoke when a decision feels trapped in one framing, when a problem resembles something the group can't quite…