A sophisticated multi-agent orchestration pattern that spawns parallel sub-agents to debate competing approaches and converge on the best technical solution.
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npx clawhub@latest install agent-debate
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The Agent Debate skill implements a structured Competing Hypotheses pattern, enabling your AI swarm to simulate a high-level technical committee. Instead of relying on a single model's output, this skill spawns multiple independent sub-agents to research, argue, and defend specific positions or architectural choices. By using file-based coordination, the skill ensures that every perspective is documented and reviewed by a separate synthesis agent, providing a rigorous check against bias and shallow reasoning. This is a vital component for power users of Openclaw Skills who require high-confidence outcomes for mission-critical tasks.
This workflow is particularly effective when dealing with non-obvious problems where multiple valid solutions exist. By assigning specific roles—such as an advocate for a specific technology, a devil's advocate, or a security-focused attacker—the system surface-levels risks and benefits that a single-pass prompt might miss. The resulting consensus is backed by evidence and adversarial testing, making it ideal for professional development environments.
To begin using this skill within your project, ensure you have a plans directory available for file-based coordination. Use the following structure to initiate a debate:
# Create a directory for the specific debate topic
mkdir -p plans/debate-{topic-name}/
# Document the question to be debated
echo "Describe your technical dilemma here" > plans/debate-{topic-name}/question.md
Configure your agents to use high-reasoning models like Opus 4.6 for synthesis to ensure the most nuanced weighing of arguments.
The skill uses a structured file hierarchy for transparent decision tracking:
| File Name | Purpose |
|---|---|
question.md |
Defines the scope and parameters of the debate. |
agent-{n}.md |
Primary position papers written by independent sub-agents. |
rebuttal-{n}.md |
Secondary files containing critiques of opposing positions. |
synthesis.md |
The analytical verdict including scores for risk, speed, and quality. |
decision.md |
The final record of the lead agent's chosen path. |
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