
Sash Mohapatra
20 years at Microsoft, engineer to Director of Data & AI Sales, Capital Markets
The decision council is a skill: a folder of plain-text files that turns Claude into a board of advisors. Hand it a real business decision and four advisors argue it in parallel: the CFO argues the money, the CMO argues the market, the COO argues execution, and the General Counsel argues the conditions. Every advisor works from the identical brief, and none of them can see what the others are saying. If all four land on the same answer, a fifth agent attacks the agreement and looks for the blind spot they shared. You get one recommendation with the reasoning behind it, and you make the call.
The discipline is written into the files: evidence standards for every seat, a premortem on every position, and a self-check each advisor grades itself against before it submits.
What's inside:
- The decision-council skill (the process)
- Four agents: CFO, CMO, COO, General Counsel
- The challenger agent, convened only when the board agrees
- The design rationale, with the management science behind each seat
What you need: Claude Code, either the Code tab in the Claude desktop app or the CLI. No code gets written.
Install: unzip the download, open Claude Code inside the folder, and say "Read the README and install the decision-council skill and its agents." Then bring it a real decision this week.
Free
Four AI advisors argue your decision, a fifth attacks their agreement, and the final call stays with you