roundtable

Round Table

IMPORTANT: Start your response by telling the user:

Round table — Convening the fixed roster (Claude, Antigravity, Codex). You chair; I moderate. Up to 3 rounds.

What It Does

A moderated deliberation (Phase 1 of docs/specs/agent-round-table): the user poses a question, each roster member answers headlessly and independently, the moderator (this session) posts every message to the Redis board, synthesizes, and presents the result. Only the chair — the user — promotes anything into a tracked artifact.

Invariants (ratified — do not improvise around them):

• R1 Members are text-in/text-out. They never touch Redis, files, or shell. All board I/O goes through the moderator via the Board client (attune.roundtable).
• R3 Board state lives only under attune:roundtable:* (TTL 7 days). Never write attune:memory:*.
• R4 Nothing reaches a tracked file without explicit per-item chair approval. No auto-promotion, ever.
• D3 Hard ceiling: 3 rounds per question. Halt early when positions converge or a round adds no information.

Shared command workspace (preferred)

When the generic command-workspace tools are available, use them as the chair-facing surface for the lifecycle below. They do not replace the board or grant seats new authority:

1. Open adapter roundtable with command_workspace_open, passing the question, thread slug, expected rounds, and maximum seat invocations.
2. Present its widget, or its returned Markdown verbatim when widgets are unavailable. Collect only bound chair actions through command_workspace_collect_action.
3. After the existing moderator-only compiler and board operations succeed, publish seat_progress, round_complete, and synthesis events through command_workspace_publish. A compiler-dirty reply is never published.
4. Render promotion triage in atomic batches of at most three candidates. Each accepted apply_rulings batch advances one revision; a prior page is stale. Seven candidates complete in 3 + 3 + 1. Retain the one-candidate promote / decline actions as the compatibility fallback.