sshx

What problem does it solve?

This Skill solves the problem of getting reliable, multi-perspective consensus for high-risk product, architecture, or implementation decisions without the overhead of long-running daemons, GitHub/Git orchestration, or unvetted single-context advice that misses critical edge cases and lacks independent verification.

Core Features & Use Cases

• Isolated Worker Perspectives: Dispatches three biased thinking workers (focused on minimal change, structural integrity, and deletion pressure) and three independent review workers (focused on architecture, quality, and test coverage) with strict context isolation to prevent peer output leakage and ensure truly independent verdicts.
• Fixed Consensus Truth Tables: Applies rigid, pre-defined meta-judge rules for both thinking convergence and review gating to eliminate fake consensus, surface goal gaps honestly, and require a concrete, evidenced plan before any implementation begins.
• No External Orchestration Required: Runs entirely via inline worker delegation (via Codex CLI or isolated token subagents) with no need for daemons, GitHub/Git operations, labels, or release tools, making it ideal for ad-hoc high-stakes decisions that do not require full R&D loop orchestration.
• Use Case Example: Evaluate a high-risk architecture change for a core payment processing service by getting independent verdicts on minimal change paths, long-term structural integrity, and whether the feature should be collapsed or removed entirely, then pass the final implementation through a same-shape review gate before merging.

Quick Start

Use the sshx skill to evaluate the proposed replacement of our legacy user authentication system with a new OAuth 2.0 integration, get a concrete implementation plan from independent worker perspectives, and run a review gate before proceeding with any code changes.