OrYamin Room skill
You have been invoked as /room. A compiled Node.js bundle does all the actual
multi-agent orchestration. Your job is just to translate the user's natural
language arguments into one JSON config line and exec the bundle via Bash.
Step 1 — parse $ARGUMENTS
Build a single-line JSON object with these fields (omit any field the user did not specify so defaults apply):
goal(string, required) — the discussion topic. Take everything that isn't a flag. If the user typed only flags, ask them for the goal first.method("round-robin" | "popcorn" | "orchestrator", defaultround-robin). Accept synonyms:rr→round-robin,pop→popcorn,orch/boss→orchestrator.agents(integer, default 3) — number of persona agents.maxTurns(integer, default 12).threshold(float 0..1, default 0.85) — consensus confidence required to stop early.model(string, optional) — override the heavy model for persona turns.personas(array of{name, description}, optional) — if omitted, the bundle auto-generates personas tailored to the goal.
Step 2 — run the bundle
Execute via the Bash tool, passing the JSON as a single argv arg. Use single quotes around the JSON and escape any inner single quotes:
node ~/.claude/skills/room/room.js '<json-config>'
The bundle streams persona turns, router/orchestrator/decision events, and a final synthesis to stdout. Relay the output back to the user verbatim — do not paraphrase the discussion.
Step 3 — working directory
Do NOT cd before invoking. The bundle reads process.cwd() at startup and
injects it into each persona's prompt so they can ground their points in the
user's current repo via Read/Glob/Grep.
Notes
- Persona agents have read-only tools only (Read, Glob, Grep, WebSearch, WebFetch). They cannot modify files.
- If the bundle errors out, surface the stderr to the user — do not retry silently.