verifying-by-consensus
Dispatch N independent review agents, collate by consensus ratio, cross-check exclusive findings
What this skill does
# Verifying by Consensus
## Overview
Dispatch N agents to independently review the same subject. Collate findings:
- **Common (N/N):** All agents found → act immediately
- **Exclusive (<N/N):** Some agents found → cross-check validates
## Agent Count Heuristics
| Scope | Default N | Rationale |
|-------|-----------|-----------|
| Single file change | 2 | Focused review, two perspectives sufficient |
| Multi-file feature | 2-3 | More surface area benefits from diversity |
| Architecture change | 3 | Different perspectives valuable |
| Security-sensitive | 3+ | Higher stakes warrant more eyes |
**Override via args:** `--count 3` or `--agents "Explore,Plan,code-agent"`
## Agent Selection
1. **Explicit args:** If user provides `--agents`, use those
2. **Available plugins:** Check for specialized agents (cipherpowers code-review-agent, etc.)
3. **Built-in agents:** Use Claude's Explore, Plan agents with review prompts
4. **Fallback:** N instances of same agent with different perspective prompts
## Process
**Announce:** "I'm using the verifying-by-consensus skill to verify [subject]."
### Phase 1: Dispatch
1. Determine N (default 2, or from args)
2. Select agents (from args, plugins, or built-ins)
3. Start workflow: `tsv run runbooks/verify.runbook.md`
4. Dispatch agents with StepId prefix in description:
```
Step(description="1.1 - Review [subject]", prompt="...", subagent_type="...")
Step(description="1.2 - Review [subject]", prompt="...", subagent_type="...")
```
**Hooks automate step binding:**
| Manual command | Hook trigger | When |
|----------------|--------------|------|
| `tsv run --step 1.1` | PostToolUse (Step) | StepId detected in description |
| `tsv run --agent {id}` | SubagentStart | Agent spawns |
**Subagent protocol:**
- Write findings to `.work/{date}-verify-{agentId}.md`
- End response with `STATUS: PASS` or `STATUS: FAIL`
### Phase 2: Collate
After all agents complete, dispatch collation:
- Read all N review files
- Compare findings across agents
- Categorize by consensus:
- **Common (N/N):** All agents found this issue
- **Exclusive:** Subcategorize by ratio (e.g., 2/3, 1/3)
- Write collation to `.work/{date}-verify-collated.md`
**Present immediately:**
```
Collation complete.
## Common (N/N)
[Issues all agents found - can implement now]
## Exclusive
### (N-1)/N
[Issues most agents found]
### 1/N
[Issues one agent found]
Cross-check starting for exclusive findings...
```
### Phase 3: Cross-Check
Dispatch cross-check agent to validate ALL exclusive findings:
- For each exclusive issue, verify against ground truth
- Mark as: VALIDATED | INVALIDATED | UNCERTAIN
- Write to `.work/{date}-verify-crosscheck.md`
**Present when complete:**
```
Cross-check complete.
VALIDATED: X issues (should address)
INVALIDATED: X issues (can skip)
UNCERTAIN: X issues (user decides)
```
### Phase 4: Complete
```bash
tsv complete
```
## Output Files
All files saved to `.work/`:
- `{date}-verify-{agentId}.md` - Individual reviews
- `{date}-verify-collated.md` - Collation report
- `{date}-verify-crosscheck.md` - Cross-check results
## Templates
Review template: `${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}templates/verify-review.md`
Collation template: `${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}templates/verify-collation.md`Related in Code Review
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