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Run a business memo through multiple model providers (Claude, Codex/OpenAI, Gemini) and reconcile differences to surface consensus, divergences, and concrete qu
Runs a board memo or strategic brief through multiple model providers and reconciles their reviews into a concise vote, consensus concerns, divergent flags, and follow-up questions for decision-makers. Designed for high-stakes scenarios (M&A, layoffs, regulatory commitments) where single-model bias is risky.
Use /cs:cross-eval <memo> before signing term sheets, announcing layoffs, entering regulated markets, or any decision with long-term irreversible impact. Also useful when board votes are split or there's critical dissent.
Likely compatible with Claude-first agent platforms; degrades to using OpenAI/Codex or Gemini if their APIs/CLIs are available. Works with Claude Code, Codex/OpenAI, Gemini CLI, and similar multi-model agent setups.
Cross-Eval is a prompt-pattern skill that routes business memos through multiple LLM providers (Claude, Codex/OpenAI, Gemini) to surface consensus and divergences before high-stakes decisions. No bundled scripts — purely instructional. Well-structured SKILL.md with clear triggers, workflow, output format, and graceful degradation for single-model scenarios. Targets a niche c-suite audience with a useful but specialized workflow.
Clean prompt-pattern skill with no executable code. Security near-perfect as there's nothing to exploit. Code quality reflects lack of scripts — the SKILL.md itself is well-written but there's no runnable code to assess. Architecture is solid for what it is but follows a flat single-file pattern without scripts/ or references/ directories. Usefulness is moderate — valuable concept but narrow audience (c-suite decision-making) and requires multiple paid API keys.
Confluence Expert
Manage Confluence spaces, templates, permissions and documentation workflows; create page hierarchies, macros and governance for team knowledge bases.
Quality Documentation Manager
Guidance and tooling for document control in regulated QMS: numbering, versioning, approval workflows, change control, and 21 CFR Part 11 e-record/e-signature c