panel-majority-vote
Runs 3 isolated reviewer sub-agents; consolidates PASS/BLOCK verdict by majority. Use when user requests independent review of code changes, pull requests, design documents, or release notes.
git clone --depth 1 https://github.com/monkilabs/opencastle /tmp/panel-majority-vote && cp -r /tmp/panel-majority-vote/src/orchestrator/skills/panel-majority-vote ~/.claude/skills/panel-majority-voteSKILL.md
# Skill: Panel majority vote
## Inputs / Outputs
**Inputs:** `<runRoot>`, `<panelKey>` (filesystem-safe), question text, artifact list. Panel dir default: `<runRoot>/panel/`.
| File | Path |
|------|------|
| Prompt payload (optional) | `<panelDir>/<panelKey>-panel-prompt.md` |
| Raw reviewer outputs | `<panelDir>/<panelKey>-reviewer-outputs.md` |
| Consolidated report | `<panelDir>/<panelKey>.md` |
## Procedure
1. **Validate scope** — every artifact path under `<runRoot>`; list sufficient to answer question.
2. **Spawn 3 reviewers in parallel** — start three isolated subagents with identical prompts. Spawn 3 reviewers using `runSubagent` with identical prompts; each reviewer receives the same question, artifact list, and constraints but runs in isolation. Required reviewer output sections (no others): `VERDICT: PASS | BLOCK`, `MUST-FIX:`, `SHOULD-FIX:`, `QUESTIONS:`, `TEST IDEAS:`, `CONFIDENCE: low | med | high`.
3. **Persist outputs** — write `<panelDir>/<panelKey>-reviewer-outputs.md` with a header (run root, panel key, question, artifacts) and each reviewer output verbatim, separated.
4. **Consolidate** — parse each reviewer output for its `VERDICT:` line and count PASS votes. Overall verdict = PASS if pass_count ≥ 2; otherwise BLOCK. Deduplicate `MUST-FIX:` and `SHOULD-FIX:` items and annotate each item with `(N/3 reviewers)`.
```bash
# count PASS/BLOCK from combined outputs
pass_count=$(grep -o "VERDICT: PASS" panel/run123-reviewer-outputs.md | wc -l)
block_count=$(grep -o "VERDICT: BLOCK" panel/run123-reviewer-outputs.md | wc -l)
verdict=$([ "$pass_count" -ge 2 ] && echo PASS || echo BLOCK)
# emit a minimal JSON summary using jq (install jq if needed)
jq -n --arg panel_key "run123-panel" --arg verdict "$verdict" --argjson pass_count $pass_count --argjson block_count $block_count '{panel_key:$panel_key, verdict:$verdict, pass_count:$pass_count, block_count:$block_count}' > panel/run123-summary.json
```
5. **Write report** — create `<panelDir>/<panelKey>.md` with the minimal structure below and reference the generated summary.
- Title: Panel `<panelKey>` — Verdict: `PASS | BLOCK` (pass_count/block_count)
- Highlights: top deduplicated `MUST-FIX` and `SHOULD-FIX` items
- Evidence: paths to reviewer outputs and `panel/run123-summary.json`
6. **Print summary** — overall verdict + vote tally + report path.
7. **Log (⛔ hard gate)** — call the **observability-logging** skill with `panel_key`, `verdict`, `pass_count`, `block_count`, `must_fix`, `should_fix`, `reviewer_model`, `weighted`, `attempt`, `tracker_issue`, `artifacts_count`, `report_path` for verification.
## Notes
- On BLOCK: change underlying work; re-run; do not re-word question.
- After 3 consecutive BLOCKs on the same panel key: create a dispute record per **team-lead-reference** § Dispute Protocol.
- Model selection: use same model for all 3 reviewers. See **team-lead-reference** for model routing.
## Related Resources
| Resource | Purpose |
|----------|---------|
| `panel-report.template.md` | Report template for step 5 |
| `REFERENCE.md` | Weighted consensus variant and weighting details |
| **observability-logging** skill | Panel logging command (step 7) |
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