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Run a multi-agent debate by orchestrating a structured three-round council process: collect initial positions, force direct challenges between specialized roles, and produce a final synthesis tracking convergence and disagreements.

Resolve architectural decision paralysis by structuring competing viewpoints into a multi-perspective debate with explicit challenges, identifying trade-offs, and converging on a recommended path rather than sharing isolated opinions.

Yes, you can use a structured debate format for quick product validation by running a consensus check, which provides a faster alternative to full debate transcripts for rapid validation of product decisions.

The three-round synthesis process handles disagreements by collecting initial positions, forcing direct responses to critiques, and producing a synthesis that explicitly tracks both convergence points and remaining disagreements.

Yes, you need specialized council member role prompts and transcript templates to run a multi-agent council, ensuring consistent engagement-based outputs throughout the structured three-round collaboration process.

Avoid using a multi-agent debate for decision-making when you need a quick unilateral choice without the overhead of a structured three-round process, or when the decision lacks meaningful trade-offs requiring competing viewpoints.