Council Codebase Intelligence FAQs

Question 1

How are the findings from different agents synthesized?

Accepted Answer

The skill automatically deduplicates and cross-references findings from all sub-agents, producing a cohesive report that highlights confirmed issues while clearly stating any remaining hypotheses or assumptions.

Question 2

Does Council provide specific evidence for its findings?

Accepted Answer

Yes, every agent is strictly instructed to cite specific evidence for their claims, including file paths, line numbers, and concrete observations within the code or configuration.

Question 3

Can Council be used for security and reliability checks?

Accepted Answer

Absolutely. In Audit mode, Council specifically allocates dedicated agents to focus on security patterns, reliability, input validation, and resiliency to identify hidden risks.

Question 4

What is the difference between Explore and Audit modes in Council?

Accepted Answer

Explore mode is designed for open-ended investigations and architectural sketching, while Audit mode provides a structured CTO-level assessment with severity-ranked findings and prioritized fix recommendations.

Question 5

How many agents does the Council skill use simultaneously?

Accepted Answer

By default, Council spawns 10 specialized agents to provide diverse perspectives on the codebase, though this number can be adjusted based on the specific scope of the request.

Council Codebase Intelligence

Key Features

Use Cases

Council Codebase Intelligence

Key Features

Use Cases