robot-talks

Coordinate multi-agent investigations to identify cross-layer tensions and contradictions.

20|3|Updated May 14, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/cyberAlchemyAI/Arcanum --skill robot-talks
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Skill: robot-talks
Source: https://github.com/cyberAlchemyAI/Arcanum/tree/main/.claude/skills/robot-talks
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/cyberAlchemyAI/Arcanum --skill robot-talks

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Robot-Talks provides a governed, cross-layer investigation workflow that coordinates multiple agents to identify tensions and contradictions before any implementation work begins.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Orchestrates a four-phase investigation (Setup, Exploration, Synthesis, and Human gate) with session preservation and evidence synthesis.
  • Produces a structured tensions inventory across layers, enabling informed decision gates and safer handoffs.
  • Useful for architecture reviews, cross-layer audits, and scenarios where independent perspectives surface contradictions.

Quick Start

Define a central question, assign 3-5 agents with distinct concerns, collect independent findings, synthesize tensions, and apply a human gate.

Frequently Asked Questions about robot-talks

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I conduct a cross-layer investigation to find system tensions?

A cross-layer investigation coordinates multiple agents to independently explore a defined central question, then synthesizes findings into a structured tensions inventory across system layers. This process requires a four-phase workflow with a human gate for informed decision-making.

When do I need a multi-agent audit instead of a standard architecture review?

You need a multi-agent audit when understanding the system shape across layers is more expensive than a structured audit. It is used to surface evidentiary contradictions and cross-layer tensions that require independent perspectives before any implementation work begins.

What is the workflow for orchestrating independent agents to audit system architecture?

The workflow for orchestrating independent agents involves a four-phase process: Setup, Exploration, Synthesis, and a Human gate. You define a central question, assign 3-5 agents with distinct concerns, collect findings, synthesize tensions, and apply a human gate before action.

Can I use this multi-agent investigation approach for complex evidence synthesis?

Yes, you can use this multi-agent investigation approach for evidence synthesis. It preserves session data and produces a structured tensions inventory across layers, enabling safer handoffs and informed decision gates during complex architecture reviews.

What are the limitations of using a governed human-gate workflow for system audits?

A governed human-gate workflow requires a defined central question and distinct agent roles to function effectively. It is not a rapid execution tool; it is designed for scenarios where identifying evidentiary contradictions and cross-layer tensions is necessary before any implementation work begins.