speclet-council

To run a parallel multi-model review, you need an existing draft file and a tool that invokes multiple expert reviewers concurrently. This Skill coordinates parallel critiques with per-reviewer timeouts and generates structured audit artifacts like session and summary files.

A council review is a formal, multi-perspective assessment that critiques a draft before converting it to a spec. It synthesizes feedback from multiple models using thematic clustering to validate requirements and generate deterministic artifacts.

You can generate structured audit artifacts by running a formal review process on your markdown draft. This Skill collects critiques from parallel reviewers and writes deterministic files including council-session.md, council-summary.md, and draft.review.md.

Yes, you can test the parallel review workflow using a dry-run mode. This mode executes the coordination process with mocked reviewer outputs, allowing you to validate the artifact generation and synthesis logic without invoking actual models.

If a reviewer model fails during a parallel draft assessment, the process includes retries and generates a Review Status Header. This header details succeeded versus failed models, ensuring you know which perspectives were successfully collected.

Yes, you need an existing draft file specifically located at .speclet/draft.md to start multi-perspective validation. The workflow validates this file's existence before invoking any parallel reviewers or generating council artifacts.