What problem does it solve?
The logic-council skill helps you validate whether your argument, plan, or decision logic actually holds up by running it through multiple distinct reasoning frameworks and synthesizing the strongest failures and fixes.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Five-framework peer review: Formal logic, systems thinking, Bayesian reasoning, first principles, and adversarial logic each analyze the same reasoning from different failure modes.
- Structured verdict synthesis: Produces a clear verdict covering where frameworks agree, where they diverge, the single strongest objection, and what to change to make the reasoning sound.
- Trigger-based activation for reasoning audits: Best for complex arguments where the conclusion matters, plans with non-obvious dependencies, and decisions you want stress-tested for soundness.
- Adjustable council depth: Lets the user choose full council, chair-only synthesis, strongest-objection-only, or reframe before running.
Quick Start
Run the logic council on your reasoning by saying: "Run the logic council on whether my conclusion follows from these premises: [paste your reasoning]."