socratic-debate
Socratic Debate Framework
A structured approach to deliberation using multiple AI perspectives to stress-test ideas and reach well-reasoned conclusions.
When to Use
- Evaluating whether to accept or reject a proposal (PR feedback, RFC, design decision)
- Making architectural or technology choices with significant tradeoffs
- Deciding whether something is worth the effort/complexity
- Any situation where "it depends" is the initial answer
The Four Perspectives
1. Advocate FOR (Proponent)
Role: Make the strongest possible case in favor of the position.
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