What problem does it solve? Evaluating the quality of AI-generated build artifacts (skills, commands, hooks, references, code) with a single model is unreliable and biased toward its own family's work. This Skill provides a measurable, cross-provider quality signal by running two independent judges and merging their verdicts into one quorum decision. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Cross-provider quorum judging: Runs a Claude/Sonnet seat (house-aware) and a Gemini seat (independent), each scoring five rubric criteria with reasoning, then merges them into one verdict. - Mechanized pre-passes: Deterministically detects dangling file references and padding/density risks via shell hooks, enforcing score caps that models tend to under-apply. - Calibration loop: Prompts the user to agree or disagree with each verdict, logging the ack as calibration data; disagreements escalate interactively or fail-safe flag in autonomous mode. - Use Case: After generating a new skill or command file, run the judge to get per-criterion scores (correctness, completeness, convention adherence, anti-pattern avoidance, diagnostics) from both providers, with a merged verdict and run-log for audit. ## Quick Start Judge the build quality of the artifact at .claude/skills/trend-radar/SKILL.md using the cross-provider quorum in interactive mode.