mj-roundtable

Structured multi-perspective analysis requires a moderator-led framework with curated representative figures to ensure dynamic turn-taking and eliminate unproductive circular debates. This approach automatically generates verbatim transcripts and ASCII thinking framework diagrams for deep exploration.

Yes, you can save roundtable discussion transcripts to Lark Wiki automatically. The complete verbatim transcript, including all speeches and ASCII diagrams, is archived directly to a dedicated folder under Meetings & Training for persistent access.

Exploring multiple perspectives in academic research is best achieved through truth-seeking roundtable debates featuring 3-5 real historical or contemporary figures. This method ensures diverse, tension-filled viewpoints and includes at least one unexpected outside perspective to avoid echo chambers.

To prevent unstructured debates from devolving into circular discussions, use a rigorous framework with per-round moderator summaries and guided deeper questions. This structured approach drills into core controversies by ensuring every response builds directly on prior contributions.

Yes, this structured discussion skill works for strategic analysis and knowledge work. It applies to education scenarios requiring deep multi-perspective exploration of complex questions, automatically archiving full verbatim discussion transcripts for future reference.

To start a roundtable debate on any topic, simply tell the assistant "roundtable [your topic]". The system will automatically select relevant figures with diverse perspectives, run the structured debate, and save the full transcript to your Lark workspace.