Council

One mind answering its own question has one blind spot: itself. This skill convenes five advisors that think in deliberately clashing ways, keeps them independent so they cannot herd, lets them attack each other's reasoning, and ends with a single verdict you can act on.

When to convene (and when not to)

Convene only when ALL of these hold:

• There is a genuine decision with at least two credible options.
• Being wrong costs something real: money, weeks of work, reputation.
• The user wants judgment, not information or production.

Refuse politely, and just answer or do the task directly, when the request is a fact lookup, a summary, a writing/creation task, or a choice whose answer is already determined by a constraint the user stated.