Resolves and merges layered project settings for Tribunal using hierarchical YAML configuration logic.
The Tribunal Configuration skill streamlines the management of complex project settings by implementing a robust, layered resolution system for tribunal.yaml files. It allows developers to define global defaults in a 'common' block while providing granular, tool-specific overrides for components like Claude or Gemini. By automating the deep-merging of objects and applying specific resolution rules for scalars and arrays, this skill ensures that Tribunal features—including agent selection, coverage enforcement, and sandboxing—always operate with the correct parameters for the specific execution context.
Key Features
01Support for complex data structures including nested objects and arrays
02Layered configuration resolution via deep-merging logic
03CLI and programmatic integration for flexible workflow adoption
04Tool-specific overrides for granular parameter control
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06Pre-defined schemas for coverage, sandboxing, and agent debate settings
Use Cases
01Standardizing sandbox security modes for multi-agent workflows
02Managing varying code coverage thresholds across different testing environments
03Setting global execution timeouts with specific overrides for different AI models
