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Skill sairam0424/MindForge/.mindforge/skills/multi-llm-consult

MindForge: The Enterprise Agentic Framework for Claude Code & Antigravity. High-performance autonomous execution, wave-parallelism, and multi-tier governance for production-grade AI engineering.From the repository description

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Skill — Multi-LLM Consult

When this skill activates

When seeking a second opinion from external models, validating a decision across multiple AI providers, or when the user explicitly requests cross-model consultation.

Mandatory actions when this skill is active

Before consulting external models

  1. Sanitize the prompt. NEVER send raw project context to external models.
    • Remove: file paths, internal variable names, proprietary business logic
    • Remove: API keys, secrets, credentials, internal URLs
    • Remove: user PII, customer data, anything covered by data-privacy skill
    • Keep: the abstract question, general patterns, public knowledge references
  2. Estimate cost. Each external call costs tokens. Check budget via cost-tracking module.
  3. Define the question clearly. Vague questions produce vague answers. Frame as:
    • "Given [sanitized context], which approach is better: A or B? Why?"

Configured Models

ProviderModelBest ForCost Tier
Anthropicclaude-opus-4-7Deep reasoning, architecturecomplex
Googlegemini-2.5-proResearch, long context, web groundingresearch
OpenAIgpt-4oAlternative perspective, validationconsult

Consultation Protocol

Single Consult (one external model):

  1. Sanitize prompt
  2. Send to selected model
  3. Present response with source attribution
  4. Note areas of agreement/disagreement with primary analysis

Consensus Consult (all 3 models):

  1. Sanitize prompt (same prompt to all)
  2. Send to all configured models in parallel
  3. Analyze responses for:
    • Agreement (2+ models recommend same approach): high confidence signal
    • Divergence (models disagree): flag for user decision, present all perspectives
    • Novel insight (one model raises a point others missed): highlight specifically
  4. Produce synthesis:
    Consensus: [Yes/No/Partial]
    Recommended: [approach]
    Agreement: [which models agree]
    Dissent: [which models disagree and why]
    Novel: [unique insights from individual models]
    

During consultation

  • Log every external call in token-ledger.jsonl (model, tokens, cost)
  • Never send more than 2000 tokens to external models per consultation
  • If a model is unavailable: skip it, note in output, continue with available models
  • Respect rate limits — max 3 consultations per session

After consultation

  • Present results to user with clear attribution
  • Never auto-execute based on external model recommendations
  • External opinions are ADVISORY — user sovereignty applies
  • Log consultation summary in AUDIT

Self-check before task completion

  • Did I sanitize the prompt before sending to external models?
  • Did I log every external call in token-ledger.jsonl?
  • Did I attribute responses to their source model (no unattributed blending)?
  • Did I remind the user that external opinions are advisory?

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