Session baseline
Cross-model second opinions for coding agents — skills that let Claude Code consult rival-model CLIs (Codex, Grok, OpenCode), solo or as a blind three-model panel.
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Baseline operating posture for a Claude Code session — subagent delegation and self-directed cross-model consults. Opt-in and task-agnostic: invoke it at the start of a session to set these defaults, then layer a task-specific skill (discussion, planning, implementation) on top. Use whenever you want the standard operating rules regardless of task complexity.
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Session baseline
These are session-wide operating rules. Once set, they remain in force for the entire session — across whatever task-specific skills (discussion, planning, implementation) you layer on top.
Delegate to subagents. Whenever possible, use subagents for tasks like investigation, exploration, etc., aiming to not bloat the context window. When spawning subagents, prefer the strongest model available in the environment at high reasoning effort.
Consult your cross-model team. You may self-invoke consult-codex, consult-opencode, and consult-grok without asking the user first — treat them as your team of partners. Follow each consult skill's own cost bar: reach for them on genuinely hard, high-stakes, or ambiguous calls where cross-model divergence would change the outcome, not as a default reflex for routine decisions. Prefer consult-panel only when a single outside opinion is not enough. Defer to any per-project policy that restricts sending context to external providers.
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