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@council-ai/cli

v0.5.0

Published

Persistent AI expert panels that deliberate, disagree, and remember.

Readme

🏛️ @council-ai/cli

Persistent AI expert panels that deliberate, disagree, and remember — in your terminal.

npm version npm downloads License: MIT

Council convenes a panel of AI experts that debate a question from multiple viewpoints, genuinely disagree, remember past deliberations, and produce a structured synthesis. It runs on your GitHub Copilot subscription — no API keys, no separate accounts, no credits to manage.

Install

npm install -g @council-ai/cli

Requirements:

  • Node.js 24+
  • A GitHub Copilot subscription (Individual, Business, or Enterprise)

Quick Start

# Verify your setup
council doctor

# Auto-compose an expert panel from the topic and run a debate
council convene "Should we build our own analytics platform or buy?"

# Use a built-in template instead of auto-composition
council convene "Review our auth middleware" --template code-review

# Run offline with the deterministic mock engine (testing/CI)
council convene "Test prompt" --template code-review --engine mock

On first run, Council auto-creates a default configuration and offers setup guidance via council doctor.

The CLI implements convene, ask, resume, conclude, export, sessions, templates, expert, panel, chat, memory, doctor, docs, and config. Run council --help for the full command list.

Documentation

Full documentation, examples, and the project roadmap live in the repository:

License

MIT © Pedro Fuentes