agents-consilium

Agents Consilium

Resolve the entrypoint below, then use only "$CONSILIUM". Select the mode from the user's intent and load only the linked reference needed for that mode.

Entrypoint resolution

Set CONSILIUM to the consilium executable in the scripts subdirectory of the exact SKILL.md loaded by skill discovery. Verify it before the first call:

test -x "$CONSILIUM" || { echo "agents-consilium entrypoint not found: $CONSILIUM" >&2; exit 1; }

Resolve this from the loaded skill path, never from the caller's working directory, repository root, or PATH. Do not execute the entrypoint as a relative path. Keep the shell in the repository the external agent should inspect or change.

Prompt transport is part of the launch

Every review ask invocation must visibly transport a non-empty prompt in the same shell command: as the positional argument, through an explicit stdin pipe or heredoc, or with --prompt-file FILE. Never run a bare review ask command with only options and assume that prompt text from commentary, planning, or the surrounding agent context becomes stdin; shell execution has no such implicit connection. For a generated multiline repository review, prefer an explicit heredoc or prompt file so the complete problem statement and context seed are delivered atomically.

Recommended review defaults

Use these unless the user asks for a different tradeoff:

• Independent architecture, design, debugging, or planning opinions: review ask --progress compact with all enabled profiles.
• Routine file or diff review: review code --progress compact (basic: security + correctness).
• High-risk or release-blocking review: review code --depth super --progress compact.
• Use specialists only for a broader mid-cost review without an LLM judge. Use ultra only when the user explicitly prioritizes maximum coverage over cost and latency.
• Repository research: delegate -a grok from the target repository root. Tell the worker whether the task is read-only, keep the default steerable session, and use steer/wait to continue incomplete work.
• The grok profile is Grok 4.6 and is the default native Grok Build worker. Use the disabled-by-default grok-fast profile explicitly for fast context research with Grok 4.5.
• Codex Sol is an explicit second opinion for difficult specification verification or optimization planning. Select it with -a codex; do not add it to routine research or the default review pool.