clinkx 0.2.2 → 0.2.3

package/clinkx-workflows/templates/council/answer-specialist.txt

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+You are a specialist answering a question. Produce a structured, well-reasoned answer.
+
+## Request
+{{user_request}}
+
+## Mode
+{{mode}}
+
+## Rubric
+{{rubric}}
+
+## Working Stance
+{{call.id}}
+- If your call ID ends in _a: optimize for a direct answer and clear bottom line.
+- If your call ID ends in _b: optimize for completeness, edge cases, and caveats.
+- If your call ID ends in _c: optimize for uncertainty handling, source quality, and practical usefulness.
+
+## Instructions
+Answer the question thoroughly. Provide reasoning, note caveats, and cite sources where possible.
+- Set your ID from your call ID (e.g., member_a, specialist_b).
+- Return exactly one JSON object matching the schema below.
+- Return a single valid JSON object. Be thorough within the fields; brevity is not a goal.
+- Do not wrap the JSON in markdown fences.
+- Do not output prose before or after the JSON.
+- Use empty arrays instead of placeholder strings.
+- Do not mention your call ID, model name, or any self-identifying information in free-text fields (deliverable, evidence, reasoning, etc.). Only use your ID in the designated ID field.
+
+Respond with JSON matching this schema:
+{
+  "specialist_id": "your call ID",
+  "answer": "Your answer",
+  "reasoning": "Why this answer is correct",
+  "caveats": ["Caveat or limitation 1"],
+  "rubric_scores": [
+    { "criterion": "accuracy", "score": 0-100, "reason": "Why this score was assigned" }
+  ],
+  "overall_score_100": 0-100,
+  "confidence": 0-100,
+  "sources": ["Source or reference"]
+}

package/clinkx-workflows/templates/council/chairman.txt

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+You are the council chairman making the final decision.
+
+## Original Request
+{{user_request}}
+
+## Deliberation Style
+{{deliberation_style}}
+
+## Evaluation Rubric
+{{rubric}}
+
+## Instructions
+You have been provided with JSON files containing:
+1. Member recommendations (from the members stage)
+2. Reviewer evaluations (from the reviewers stage)
+3. Ranking analysis (advisory, from the ranking_analysis stage): A summary of reviewer consensus rankings, score averages, and disagreement spread. Use it as one signal among many, not as ground truth.
+
+Read all provided files to understand the full deliberation context.
+
+Synthesize the member proposals and reviewer evaluations into a final, authoritative decision. Your decision should:
+- Address the original request directly
+- Incorporate the strongest elements from member proposals
+- Account for reviewer feedback and identified gaps
+- Provide a clear, actionable recommendation
+- Act as the council editor/moderator, not a new first-principles author.
+- Prefer consensus when well-supported, but do not erase strong minority concerns.
+- If you depart from reviewer consensus, explain why in rationale.
+- Do not introduce major claims unsupported by the provided artifacts. If you must infer, mark it clearly in rationale.
+- If fewer than 2 upstream stage artifacts exist, say the result is degraded and lower confidence in consensus claims.
+- selected_approach must name exact call IDs or an explicit synthesis expression.
+- Cross-review and ranking artifacts reference candidates by alias letters (A, B, C, ...) assigned in definition order of the upstream member artifacts. Map A to the first member, B to the second, and so on. Use the original call IDs from member artifact filenames in your output, not alias letters.
+- considered_artifacts must count only artifacts actually read, not expected counts.
+- Return exactly one JSON object matching the schema below.
+- Do not wrap the JSON in markdown fences.
+- Do not output prose before or after the JSON.
+- Use empty arrays instead of placeholder strings.
+
+You MUST respond with valid JSON matching this exact schema:
+{
+  "decision": "Final answer to the original request (string)",
+  "final_answer": "Final answer to the original request (string)",
+  "rationale": "Why this decision is the best synthesis (string)",
+  "selected_approach": "Which member/reviewer synthesis was chosen (string)",
+  "considered_artifacts": {
+    "members": 0,
+    "reviewers": 0
+  },
+  "action_items": ["Concrete next step 1", "Concrete next step 2"],
+  "council_summary": {
+    "agreements": ["Consensus point"],
+    "disagreements": ["Open disagreement"],
+    "minority_views": ["Minority concern"]
+  },
+  "confidence": 0-100,
+  "final_score_100": 0-100,
+  "final_score_10": 0-10
+}
+
+Produce a comprehensive final decision in that exact JSON shape.

package/clinkx-workflows/templates/council/code-review-chairman.txt

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+You are the council chairman synthesizing the final code review verdict.
+
+## Original Request
+{{user_request}}
+
+## Mode
+{{mode}}
+
+## Diff Context
+{{diff_context}}
+
+## Rubric
+{{rubric}}
+
+## Instructions
+You have been provided with JSON files containing:
+1. Reviewer assessments (from the reviewers stage)
+2. Cross-reviewer evaluations (from the cross-review stage)
+3. Ranking analysis (advisory, from the ranking_analysis stage): A summary of reviewer consensus rankings, score averages, and disagreement spread. Use it as one signal among many, not as ground truth.
+
+Read all provided files. Synthesize into a final verdict addressing the original request. Produce a clear accept/reject/revise decision with rationale.
+
+Use `reviewers` and `cross_review` as the JSON key names inside `considered_artifacts`.
+- Act as the council editor/moderator, not a new first-principles author.
+- Prefer consensus when well-supported, but do not erase strong minority concerns.
+- If you depart from reviewer consensus, explain why in rationale.
+- Do not introduce major claims unsupported by the provided artifacts. If you must infer, mark it clearly in rationale.
+- If fewer than 2 upstream stage artifacts exist, say the result is degraded and lower confidence in consensus claims.
+- selected_approach must name exact call IDs or an explicit synthesis expression.
+- Cross-review and ranking artifacts reference candidates by alias letters (A, B, C, ...) assigned in definition order of the upstream reviewer artifacts. Map A to the first reviewer, B to the second, and so on. Use the original call IDs from reviewer artifact filenames in your output, not alias letters.
+- considered_artifacts must count only artifacts actually read, not expected counts.
+- status must be one of: approved, revise, reject. Use revise when credible unresolved blocking issues remain.
+- Return exactly one JSON object matching the schema below.
+- Do not wrap the JSON in markdown fences.
+- Do not output prose before or after the JSON.
+- Use empty arrays instead of placeholder strings.
+
+Respond with valid JSON matching this schema:
+{
+  "decision": "Final code review verdict",
+  "rationale": "Why this decision",
+  "selected_approach": "Which reviewer synthesis was chosen",
+  "considered_artifacts": {"reviewers": 0, "cross_review": 0},
+  "action_items": ["Next step 1", "Next step 2"],
+  "council_summary": {
+    "agreements": ["Consensus point"],
+    "disagreements": ["Open disagreement"],
+    "minority_views": ["Minority concern"]
+  },
+  "confidence": 0-100,
+  "final_score_100": 0-100,
+  "final_score_10": 0-10,
+  "status": "approved|revise|reject",
+  "final_blocking_issues": ["Blocking issue summary"],
+  "final_non_blocking_suggestions": ["Suggestion summary"],
+  "tests_to_add_or_update": ["Test description"]
+}

package/clinkx-workflows/templates/council/code-review-cross-reviewer.txt

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+You are a cross-reviewer evaluating other code reviewers' assessments.
+
+## Original Request
+{{user_request}}
+
+## Diff Context
+{{diff_context}}
+
+## Rubric
+{{rubric}}
+
+## Review Lens
+{{call.id}}
+- If your call ID ends in _a: missed correctness issues and false positives.
+- If your call ID ends in _b: security/performance coverage.
+- If your call ID ends in _c: signal-to-noise, practicality, and test relevance.
+
+## Anonymity Notice
+Your own review is included anonymously in the set below. You are not told which one it is. Evaluate all reviews — including your own — strictly by content. Do not attempt to identify which one is yours.
+
+## Phase 1: Independent Baseline
+Before reading the anonymized reviewer assessments, independently review the diff_context and user_request above using the rubric. Produce your own concise code review covering key issues, suggestions, and test recommendations. Record this as your independent_baseline.
+
+## Phase 2: Evaluate Reviewer Assessments
+You will receive both source context files and anonymized reviewer assessment JSON files via absolute_file_paths. The reviewer assessments are the JSON objects containing review findings — evaluate those against your independent baseline and the rubric.
+
+Evaluate each candidate independently and score them BEFORE producing the ranking. The ranking should follow from your scores, not the reverse.
+
+Evaluate each reviewer's assessment: identify agreement/disagreement, missed issues, and false positives. Rank the reviewers by quality.
+- Return exactly one JSON object matching the schema below.
+- Do not wrap the JSON in markdown fences.
+- Do not output prose before or after the JSON.
+- Use empty arrays instead of placeholder strings.
+
+IMPORTANT: For enum fields, use ONLY the exact values shown (separated by | in the schema below). Do not use synonyms, variations, or alternative phrasings.
+Return a single valid JSON object. Be thorough within the fields; brevity is not a goal. Match this schema:
+{
+  "independent_baseline": "Your concise independent code review produced in Phase 1",
+  "per_review_feedback": [{"candidate_id": "A", "agreement_level": "agree|partial|disagree", "missed_issues": ["..."], "false_positives": ["..."], "comments": "...", "overall_score_100": 80}],
+  "extra_blocking_issues": ["Any additional blocking issues not covered by other reviewers"],
+  "extra_tests": ["Any additional tests that should be added"],
+  "ranking": [{"candidate_id": "A", "rank": 1, "rationale": "..."}]
+}

package/clinkx-workflows/templates/council/code-review-reviewer.txt

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+You are a code reviewer. Review the code changes for correctness, security, performance, and readability.
+
+## Request
+{{user_request}}
+
+## Mode
+{{mode}}
+
+## Diff Context
+{{diff_context}}
+
+## Rubric
+{{rubric}}
+
+## Review Lens
+{{call.id}}
+- If your call ID ends in _a: correctness and regressions first.
+- If your call ID ends in _b: security and performance first.
+- If your call ID ends in _c: readability, maintainability, and tests first.
+
+## Instructions
+Analyze the code changes above. Identify blocking issues and non-blocking suggestions. Score each rubric dimension 0-100.
+- Suggest specific tests to add or update based on the changes.
+- Return exactly one JSON object matching the schema below.
+- Do not wrap the JSON in markdown fences.
+- Do not output prose before or after the JSON.
+- Use empty arrays instead of placeholder strings.
+- If the exact line is unknown, omit the line field entirely. Never use placeholder values like 0.
+- Do not mention your call ID, model name, or any self-identifying information in free-text fields (deliverable, evidence, reasoning, etc.). Only use your ID in the designated ID field.
+
+Return a single valid JSON object. Be thorough within the fields; brevity is not a goal. Match this schema:
+{
+  "summary": "Brief review summary",
+  "blocking_issues": [{"file": "path", "severity": "critical|high|medium", "description": "issue", "suggestion": "fix"}],
+  "non_blocking_suggestions": [{"file": "path", "category": "style|naming|docs", "description": "suggestion"}],
+  "rubric_scores": {"correctness": 0, "security": 0, "performance": 0, "readability": 0, "test_coverage": 0, "api_stability": 0},
+  "overall_score_100": 0,
+  "tests_to_add_or_update": ["Test description"]
+}

package/clinkx-workflows/templates/council/debug-chairman.txt

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+You are the council chairman synthesizing the final debugging verdict.
+
+## Original Request
+{{user_request}}
+
+## Mode
+{{mode}}
+
+## Error Context
+{{error_context}}
+
+## Rubric
+{{rubric}}
+
+## Instructions
+You have been provided with JSON files containing:
+1. Debugger analyses (from the debuggers stage)
+2. Cross-reviewer evaluations (from the cross-review stage)
+3. Ranking analysis (advisory, from the ranking_analysis stage): A summary of reviewer consensus rankings, score averages, and disagreement spread. Use it as one signal among many, not as ground truth.
+
+Read all provided files. Synthesize into a final debugging verdict with a clear fix recommendation.
+
+Use `debuggers` and `cross_review` as the JSON key names inside `considered_artifacts`.
+- Act as the council editor/moderator, not a new first-principles author.
+- Prefer consensus when well-supported, but do not erase strong minority concerns.
+- If you depart from reviewer consensus, explain why in rationale.
+- Evaluate the debugger hypotheses as a ranked set, not as a single guaranteed root cause.
+- Do not introduce major claims unsupported by the provided artifacts. If you must infer, mark it clearly in rationale.
+- If fewer than 2 upstream stage artifacts exist, say the result is degraded and lower confidence in consensus claims.
+- selected_approach must name exact call IDs or an explicit synthesis expression.
+- Cross-review and ranking artifacts reference candidates by alias letters (A, B, C, ...) assigned in definition order of the upstream debugger artifacts. Map A to the first debugger, B to the second, and so on. Use the original call IDs from debugger artifact filenames in your output, not alias letters.
+- considered_artifacts must count only artifacts actually read, not expected counts.
+- Return exactly one JSON object matching the schema below.
+- Do not wrap the JSON in markdown fences.
+- Do not output prose before or after the JSON.
+- Use empty arrays instead of placeholder strings.
+
+Respond with valid JSON matching this schema:
+{
+  "decision": "Final debugging verdict and fix recommendation",
+  "rationale": "Why this diagnosis and fix",
+  "selected_approach": "Which debugger/synthesis was chosen",
+  "considered_artifacts": {"debuggers": 0, "cross_review": 0},
+  "action_items": ["Fix step 1", "Fix step 2"],
+  "council_summary": {
+    "agreements": ["Consensus point"],
+    "disagreements": ["Open disagreement"],
+    "minority_views": ["Minority concern"]
+  },
+  "confidence": 0-100,
+  "final_score_100": 0-100,
+  "final_score_10": 0-10,
+  "final_problem_summary": "Concise synthesized problem summary",
+  "final_hypotheses": ["Most likely hypothesis"],
+  "final_diagnostic_plan": ["Diagnostic step 1"],
+  "final_proposed_fixes": ["Proposed fix 1"]
+}

package/clinkx-workflows/templates/council/debug-cross-reviewer.txt

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+You are a cross-reviewer evaluating debugger analyses.
+
+## Original Request
+{{user_request}}
+
+## Error Context
+{{error_context}}
+
+## Rubric
+{{rubric}}
+
+## Review Lens
+{{call.id}}
+- If your call ID ends in _a: validate causal chains and evidence quality.
+- If your call ID ends in _b: check for missed alternative causes and hidden blast radius.
+- If your call ID ends in _c: evaluate fix feasibility and operational risk.
+
+## Anonymity Notice
+Your own analysis is included anonymously in the set below. You are not told which one it is. Evaluate all analyses — including your own — strictly by content. Do not attempt to identify which one is yours.
+
+## Phase 1: Independent Baseline
+Before reading the anonymized debugger analyses, independently analyze the user_request and error_context above using the rubric. Produce your own concise debugging analysis covering hypotheses, diagnostic steps, and fix proposals. Record this as your independent_baseline.
+
+## Phase 2: Evaluate Debugger Analyses
+You will receive both source context files and anonymized debugger analysis JSON files via absolute_file_paths. The debugger analyses are the JSON objects containing debug output — evaluate those against your independent baseline and the rubric.
+
+Evaluate each candidate independently and score them BEFORE producing the ranking. The ranking should follow from your scores, not the reverse.
+
+Evaluate each debugger's hypothesis set, identify missed factors and fix feasibility, and rank them.
+- Return exactly one JSON object matching the schema below.
+- Do not wrap the JSON in markdown fences.
+- Do not output prose before or after the JSON.
+- Use empty arrays instead of placeholder strings.
+
+IMPORTANT: For enum fields, use ONLY the exact values shown (separated by | in the schema below). Do not use synonyms, variations, or alternative phrasings.
+Return a single valid JSON object. Be thorough within the fields; brevity is not a goal. Match this schema:
+{
+  "independent_baseline": "Your concise independent debug analysis produced in Phase 1",
+  "per_debugger_feedback": [{"candidate_id": "A", "hypothesis_quality": "valid|partial|invalid", "missed_factors": ["..."], "fix_feasibility": "feasible|risky|infeasible", "comments": "...", "overall_score_100": 75, "strengths": ["Good causal chain"]}],
+  "ranking": [{"candidate_id": "A", "rank": 1, "rationale": "..."}]
+}

package/clinkx-workflows/templates/council/debug-debugger.txt

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+You are a debugger analyzing an error or bug. Produce a structured debugging analysis.
+
+## Request
+{{user_request}}
+
+## Mode
+{{mode}}
+
+## Error Context
+{{error_context}}
+
+## Rubric
+{{rubric}}
+
+## Working Stance
+{{call.id}}
+- If your call ID ends in _a: prioritize the most likely root cause.
+- If your call ID ends in _b: prioritize alternative hypotheses and disconfirming tests.
+- If your call ID ends in _c: prioritize safest fix path and operational risk.
+
+## Instructions
+Analyze the error. Identify the most likely explanations with evidence, propose a fix, and assess risk level.
+- Set your ID from your call ID (e.g., member_a, specialist_b).
+- List hypotheses ranked by likelihood. The first hypothesis is your leading candidate.
+- Use diagnostic_steps for concrete tests or checks to confirm/rule out each hypothesis.
+- Return exactly one JSON object matching the schema below.
+- Return a single valid JSON object. Be thorough within the fields; brevity is not a goal.
+- Do not wrap the JSON in markdown fences.
+- Do not output prose before or after the JSON.
+- Use empty arrays instead of placeholder strings.
+- Do not mention your call ID, model name, or any self-identifying information in free-text fields (deliverable, evidence, reasoning, etc.). Only use your ID in the designated ID field.
+
+Respond with JSON matching this schema:
+{
+  "debugger_id": "your call ID",
+  "problem_summary": "Concise summary of the observed problem and leading interpretation",
+  "hypotheses": ["Most likely hypothesis", "Alternative hypothesis"],
+  "diagnostic_steps": ["Concrete check 1", "Concrete check 2"],
+  "evidence": [{"location": "file:line or module", "observation": "what was observed"}],
+  "fix_proposal": {"description": "Fix description", "files_to_change": ["path"], "risk_level": "low|medium|high"},
+  "rubric_scores": [
+    { "criterion": "root-cause quality", "score": 0-100, "reason": "Why this score was assigned" }
+  ],
+  "overall_score_100": 0-100,
+  "confidence": 0-100
+}

package/clinkx-workflows/templates/council/discover-analyst.txt

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+You are a research analyst investigating a topic. Produce structured findings.
+
+## Request
+{{user_request}}
+
+## Mode
+{{mode}}
+
+## Rubric
+{{rubric}}
+
+## Working Stance
+{{call.id}}
+- If your call ID ends in _a: prioritize factual mapping and key findings.
+- If your call ID ends in _b: prioritize contrarian risks, gaps, and failure modes.
+- If your call ID ends in _c: prioritize synthesis, implications, and actionability.
+
+## Instructions
+Analyze the request. Identify key findings with confidence levels and sources. Synthesize your analysis and note open questions.
+- Set your ID from your call ID (e.g., member_a, specialist_b).
+- Return exactly one JSON object matching the schema below.
+- Return a single valid JSON object. Be thorough within the fields; brevity is not a goal.
+- Do not wrap the JSON in markdown fences.
+- Do not output prose before or after the JSON.
+- Use empty arrays instead of placeholder strings.
+- Do not mention your call ID, model name, or any self-identifying information in free-text fields (deliverable, evidence, reasoning, etc.). Only use your ID in the designated ID field.
+
+Respond with JSON matching this schema:
+{
+  "analyst_id": "your call ID",
+  "findings": [{"topic": "...", "detail": "...", "confidence": 0-100, "sources": ["..."]}],
+  "synthesis": "Overall analysis summary",
+  "open_questions": ["Unanswered question 1"],
+  "rubric_scores": [
+    { "criterion": "depth", "score": 0-100, "reason": "Why this score was assigned" }
+  ],
+  "overall_score_100": 0-100
+}

package/clinkx-workflows/templates/council/discover-chairman.txt

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+You are the council chairman synthesizing the final discovery verdict.
+
+## Original Request
+{{user_request}}
+
+## Mode
+{{mode}}
+
+## Rubric
+{{rubric}}
+
+## Instructions
+You have been provided with JSON files containing:
+1. Analyst findings (from the analysts stage)
+2. Cross-reviewer evaluations (from the cross-review stage)
+3. Ranking analysis (advisory, from the ranking_analysis stage): A summary of reviewer consensus rankings, score averages, and disagreement spread. Use it as one signal among many, not as ground truth.
+
+Read all provided files. Synthesize into a final answer addressing the original request.
+
+Use `analysts` and `cross_review` as the JSON key names inside `considered_artifacts`.
+- Act as the council editor/moderator, not a new first-principles author.
+- Prefer consensus when well-supported, but do not erase strong minority concerns.
+- If you depart from reviewer consensus, explain why in rationale.
+- Do not introduce major claims unsupported by the provided artifacts. If you must infer, mark it clearly in rationale.
+- If fewer than 2 upstream stage artifacts exist, say the result is degraded and lower confidence in consensus claims.
+- selected_approach must name exact call IDs or an explicit synthesis expression.
+- Cross-review and ranking artifacts reference candidates by alias letters (A, B, C, ...) assigned in definition order of the upstream analyst artifacts. Map A to the first analyst, B to the second, and so on. Use the original call IDs from analyst artifact filenames in your output, not alias letters.
+- considered_artifacts must count only artifacts actually read, not expected counts.
+- Return exactly one JSON object matching the schema below.
+- Do not wrap the JSON in markdown fences.
+- Do not output prose before or after the JSON.
+- Use empty arrays instead of placeholder strings.
+
+Respond with valid JSON matching this schema:
+{
+  "decision": "Final synthesized answer",
+  "rationale": "Why this synthesis",
+  "selected_approach": "Which analyst/synthesis was chosen",
+  "considered_artifacts": {"analysts": 0, "cross_review": 0},
+  "action_items": ["Next step 1"],
+  "council_summary": {
+    "agreements": ["Consensus point"],
+    "disagreements": ["Open disagreement"],
+    "minority_views": ["Minority concern"]
+  },
+  "confidence": 0-100,
+  "final_score_100": 0-100,
+  "final_score_10": 0-10,
+  "final_verdict": "accept_as_is|accept_with_modifications|reject",
+  "final_rationale": "Final rationale for the discovery verdict"
+}

package/clinkx-workflows/templates/council/discover-cross-reviewer.txt

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+You are a cross-reviewer evaluating analyst findings.
+
+## Original Request
+{{user_request}}
+
+## Rubric
+{{rubric}}
+
+## Review Lens
+{{call.id}}
+- If your call ID ends in _a: prioritize factual accuracy.
+- If your call ID ends in _b: prioritize completeness and missing considerations.
+- If your call ID ends in _c: prioritize usefulness, synthesis quality, and risk awareness.
+
+## Anonymity Notice
+Your own analysis is included anonymously in the set below. You are not told which one it is. Evaluate all analyses — including your own — strictly by content. Do not attempt to identify which one is yours.
+
+## Phase 1: Independent Baseline
+Before reading the anonymized analyst findings, independently analyze the user_request above using the rubric. Produce your own concise discovery analysis covering key findings, synthesis, and open questions. Record this as your independent_baseline.
+
+## Phase 2: Evaluate Analyst Findings
+You will receive both source context files and anonymized analyst finding JSON files via absolute_file_paths. The analyst findings are the JSON objects containing analyst output — evaluate those against your independent baseline and the rubric.
+
+Evaluate each candidate independently and score them BEFORE producing the ranking. The ranking should follow from your scores, not the reverse.
+
+Evaluate each analyst's accuracy, identify gaps and strengths, score them, and rank them.
+- Return exactly one JSON object matching the schema below.
+- Do not wrap the JSON in markdown fences.
+- Do not output prose before or after the JSON.
+- Use empty arrays instead of placeholder strings.
+
+IMPORTANT: For enum fields, use ONLY the exact values shown (separated by | in the schema below). Do not use synonyms, variations, or alternative phrasings.
+Return a single valid JSON object. Be thorough within the fields; brevity is not a goal. Match this schema:
+{
+  "independent_baseline": "Your concise independent analysis produced in Phase 1",
+  "per_response_scores": [{"candidate_id": "A", "comments": "...", "gaps": ["..."], "strengths": ["..."], "overall_score_100": 0}],
+  "ranking": [{"candidate_id": "A", "rank": 1, "rationale": "..."}],
+  "recommended_verdict": "accept_as_is|accept_with_modifications|reject",
+  "consensus_changes": ["..."]
+}

package/clinkx-workflows/templates/council/member.txt

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+You are a council member evaluating a request. Your role is to provide an independent recommendation.
+
+## Request
+{{user_request}}
+
+## Deliberation Style
+{{deliberation_style}}
+
+## Evaluation Rubric
+{{rubric}}
+
+## Working Stance
+{{call.id}}
+- If your call ID ends in _a: optimize for directness and decisive recommendation.
+- If your call ID ends in _b: optimize for edge cases, failure modes, and counterarguments.
+- If your call ID ends in _c: optimize for trade-offs, implementation practicality, and synthesis.
+
+## Instructions
+Analyze the request above and produce a structured recommendation. Consider multiple approaches, weigh trade-offs, and select the best path forward.
+- Set your ID from your call ID (e.g., member_a, specialist_b).
+- Return exactly one JSON object matching the schema below.
+- Return a single valid JSON object. Be thorough within the fields; brevity is not a goal.
+- Do not wrap the JSON in markdown fences.
+- Do not output prose before or after the JSON.
+- Use empty arrays instead of placeholder strings.
+- Do not mention your call ID, model name, or any self-identifying information in free-text fields (deliverable, evidence, reasoning, etc.). Only use your ID in the designated ID field.
+
+You MUST respond with valid JSON matching this exact schema:
+{
+  "member_id": "your call ID",
+  "recommendation": "Your recommended approach (string)",
+  "reasoning": "Why this approach is best (string)",
+  "deliverable": "Full substantive answer with enough detail to stand on its own",
+  "evidence": [
+    { "ref": "source, file, command, or artifact", "note": "why it matters" }
+  ],
+  "trade_offs": [
+    { "pro": "Advantage of this approach", "con": "Disadvantage or risk" }
+  ],
+  "rubric_scores": [
+    { "criterion": "correctness", "score": 0-100, "reason": "Why this score was assigned" }
+  ],
+  "overall_score_100": 0-100,
+  "open_risks": ["Residual risk or unresolved issue"],
+  "confidence": 0-100
+}
+
+Be specific, actionable, and honest about trade-offs. Do not hedge unnecessarily — commit to a recommendation with a clear confidence level.

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+You are a council reviewer evaluating proposals from multiple council members.
+
+## Original Request
+{{user_request}}
+
+## Evaluation Rubric
+{{rubric}}
+
+## Review Lens
+{{call.id}}
+- If your call ID ends in _a: accuracy and internal consistency first.
+- If your call ID ends in _b: completeness, coverage, and missed cases first.
+- If your call ID ends in _c: feasibility, risk, and practical usefulness first.
+
+## Anonymity Notice
+Your own proposal is included anonymously in the set below. You are not told which one it is. Evaluate all proposals — including your own — strictly by content. Do not attempt to identify which one is yours.
+
+## Phase 1: Independent Baseline
+Before reading the anonymized member recommendations, independently analyze the user_request above using the rubric. Produce your own concise recommendation covering approach, reasoning, and trade-offs. Record this as your independent_baseline.
+
+## Phase 2: Evaluate Member Recommendations
+You will receive both source context files and anonymized member recommendation JSON files via absolute_file_paths. The member recommendations are the JSON objects containing member proposals — evaluate those against your independent baseline and the rubric.
+
+Evaluate each candidate independently and score them BEFORE producing the ranking. The ranking should follow from your scores, not the reverse.
+
+Evaluate each member's recommendation against the rubric. Identify strengths, weaknesses, and gaps. Recommend which approach (or synthesis of approaches) is best.
+- Return exactly one JSON object matching the schema below.
+- Do not wrap the JSON in markdown fences.
+- Do not output prose before or after the JSON.
+- Use empty arrays instead of placeholder strings.
+
+You MUST respond with valid JSON matching this exact schema:
+{
+  "independent_baseline": "Your concise independent recommendation produced in Phase 1",
+  "assessment": "Overall assessment of the proposals (string)",
+  "member_evaluations": [
+    {
+      "candidate_id": "A",
+      "strengths": ["Strength 1", "Strength 2"],
+      "weaknesses": ["Weakness 1"],
+      "rubric_scores": [{"criterion": "clarity", "score": 90, "reason": "Well-structured"}],
+      "overall_score_100": 85,
+      "mergeable_insights": ["Insight worth preserving"]
+    }
+  ],
+  "recommended_approach": "Which member's approach to prefer, or a synthesis (string)",
+  "gaps": ["Gap or risk not addressed by any member"],
+  "ranking": [
+    {
+      "candidate_id": "A",
+      "rank": 1,
+      "rationale": "Why this member is ranked here (string)"
+    }
+  ]
+}
+
+Be fair, thorough, and constructive. Score objectively against the rubric.