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Wisdom Council

A Claude Code skill that summons 8 great thinkers to attack your problem from radically different angles.

Not roleplay — 8 irreplaceable cognitive frameworks colliding with your question. Each advisor uses their real thinking signature, they argue with each other, expose your blind spots, and deliver concrete next moves.

The Council

Seat Thinker Thinking Signature
First Principles Elon Musk Decompose to physics, rebuild from atoms
Inversion Charlie Munger Invert, always invert
Systems Dynamics Donella Meadows Feedback loops, leverage points, delays
Human Nature Robert Cialdini Behavioral psychology, persuasion
Historical Patterns Ray Dalio Big cycles, debt cycles, historical rhymes
Disruptive Innovation Clayton Christensen Low-end disruption, Jobs to be Done
Incentive Structures Naval Ravikant Game theory, compounding, leverage
Antifragility Nassim Taleb Black swans, convexity, barbell strategy

Output Format

Each session produces:

  1. Council Meeting — Each advisor attacks your specific situation (not generic theory)
  2. Clash Points — The sharpest disagreements between advisors
  3. Blind Spots — 1-3 angles you probably haven't considered
  4. Next Moves — 3-5 concrete actions you can start tomorrow

Installation

Copy SKILL.md to your Claude Code skills directory:

# Create the skill directory
mkdir -p .claude/skills/council

# Copy the skill file
cp SKILL.md .claude/skills/council/SKILL.md

Usage

In Claude Code, trigger with:

  • /council
  • "council"
  • "wisdom council"
  • "help me think about..."
  • "analyze this for me"

Then describe your question, dilemma, or decision.

Design Principles

  1. Collision > Harmony — If all 8 agree, the question is too simple or the collision isn't strong enough
  2. Specific > Abstract — Not "consider systemic risk," but "your scraper depends on Reddit's API, which will likely tighten after IPO — that's your single point of failure"
  3. Edge > Politeness — Munger will say "this idea is stupid because..." Taleb will say "you're picking up pennies in front of a steamroller"
  4. Skip non-contributors — If an advisor has nothing unique to add, they stay silent. 5 sharp takes > 8 mediocre ones

License

MIT

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