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This Claude Skill synthesizes multiple divergent perspectives to find genuine common ground, not just compromise. It identifies what all participating instances can objectively agree is true, providing unified reasoning from each viewpoint. Developers should use it when they need to reconcile conflicting outputs from multiple Claude instances into a single, collaboratively-verified answer.

Quick Install

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/plugin add https://github.com/majiayu000/claude-skill-registry
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git clone https://github.com/majiayu000/claude-skill-registry.git ~/.claude/skills/consensus-building

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Consensus Building

Purpose

Multiple instances have found different answers. Perspective aggregation shows the map. Pattern synthesis found what persists.

Consensus building asks: What can we actually agree on?

Not compromise (blend all views). Genuine agreement (here's what's true according to all of us).

The Difference

Compromise: Split the difference between A and B Consensus: Find C that A, B, and D all agree is true

Core Pattern

Instance A: Believes X ─┐
Instance B: Believes Y ─┼─→ Consensus Builder
Instance C: Believes Z ─┤    (find S where all agree)
Instance D: Believes W ─┘

Result: All 4 agree: "S is true"
        Because: [reasons A agrees, B agrees, C agrees, D agrees]

Key Features

  1. Common Ground Detection - Where do all instances agree?
  2. Confidence Ranking - Which agreements are strongest?
  3. Evidence Collection - Why does each instance agree?
  4. Dissent Documentation - What do they still disagree on?
  5. Certainty Quantification - How confident is the consensus?

Implementation

See: .claude/skills/consensus-building/consensus_engine.py

What Consensus Means

Not unanimity. Not compromise.

Consensus: Everyone can say honestly "I find this true based on my analysis"

Types of Consensus

  1. Strong Consensus - All instances strongly agree
  2. Weak Consensus - All agree, but some less strongly
  3. Qualified Consensus - All agree under certain conditions
  4. Partial Consensus - Some aspects agreed, others divergent
  5. Null Consensus - Genuine disagreement, no consensus possible

When Consensus Fails

If N instances can't agree on anything, that's valuable information too.

It means: "This problem has irreducible uncertainty" or "The question itself is ambiguous"

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GitHub Repository

majiayu000/claude-skill-registry
Path: skills/consensus-building

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