council-2
Council Chamber orchestration with Memory Bridge. Single session, multiple personas, structured deliberation.
What this skill does
# Council - Chamber Orchestration Pattern
Instead of spawning separate agent silos, create a **Council Chamber** where multiple expert personas deliberate in a single session with cross-pollination and unified transcript.
## Prerequisites
- SQLite3 (member database)
- Graphiti service (Memory Bridge)
- Clawdbot gateway (sessions_spawn)
## Setup
Initialize council database:
```bash
bash command:"{baseDir}/init-db.sh"
```
## ๐๏ธ The Chamber Pattern
**Traditional Approach** (Silos):
- Spawn 3 separate agents
- Each analyzes independently
- No cross-pollination
- Fragmented output
**Chamber Approach** (Meeting Room):
- Single agent session
- Moderates multiple personas
- Structured turn-taking
- Unified deliberation transcript
## Tools
### council_chamber
Start a Council Chamber session (recommended).
**Usage:**
```bash
bash command:"
TOPIC='YOUR_TOPIC'
MEMBERS='architect,analyst,security'
{baseDir}/references/chamber-orchestrator.sh \"\$TOPIC\" \"\$MEMBERS\"
"
```
**What it does**:
1. Fetches Graphiti context (Memory Bridge)
2. Loads member personas from database
3. Constructs chamber task with turn structure
4. Creates session record
5. Outputs task for sessions_spawn
### council_list_members
List all registered members.
**Usage:**
```bash
bash command:"sqlite3 -header -column ~/.clawdbot/council.db 'SELECT id, name, role FROM council_members'"
```
### council_add_member
Register new member.
**Usage:**
```bash
bash command:"
sqlite3 ~/.clawdbot/council.db \"
INSERT INTO council_members (id, name, role, system_message, expertise)
VALUES ('MEMBER_ID', 'NAME', 'ROLE', 'SYSTEM_MESSAGE', 'EXPERTISE');
\""
```
## Chamber Session Structure
**3-Turn Deliberation**:
1. **Turn 1: Initial Analysis**
- Each persona provides their perspective
- Distinct voices maintained
2. **Turn 2: Cross-Pollination**
- Members critique each other's points
- Real-time responses
- Healthy debate
3. **Turn 3: Synthesis**
- Find common ground
- Resolve disagreements
- Executive Summary for user
## Default Members
| ID | Name | Role |
|----|------|------|
| architect | System Architect | Technical Design |
| analyst | Technical Analyst | Research & Analysis |
| security | Security Officer | Risk Assessment |
| designer | UX Designer | User Experience |
| strategist | Business Strategist | ROI & Strategy |
## Example
```bash
# User: "Start council on Salesforce integration"
council_chamber topic:"Salesforce Integration" members:"architect,strategist"
# Output:
# ๐๏ธ Convening Council Chamber...
# ๐ง Memory Bridge: [Retrieved 10 facts about Salesforce]
# ๐ฅ Loaded 2 personas
# โ
Chamber Task ready for sessions_spawn
```
**Benefits**:
- โ
Cross-pollination (members respond to each other)
- โ
Single transcript (one .jsonl file)
- โ
Shared context (Memory Bridge loaded once)
- โ
Structured output (3-turn deliberation)
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