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court

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Put an idea on trial: a prosecutor and a defense Claude argue, 12 juror sub-agents vote independently, and a judge reads the verdict and the changes that would flip it.

When to use

• Use when the user wants pushback instead of agreement, or says Claude agrees with everything.
• Use when the user asks "is this a good idea?" about a plan, a purchase, a post, a code plan or a claim.
• Use when the user says "court", "put it on trial" or "/court".

When not to use

• The jury is made of language models: treat the verdict as a structured second opinion, not legal, financial or professional advice.
• The jury only knows what the user wrote; vague cases get vague verdicts.
• A full trial is 17 sub-agent calls (11 with `--quick`), and each counts toward the user's Claude plan usage.
• Runs in Claude Code (it spawns sub-agents and calls its script through `${CLAUDE_SKILL_DIR}`).

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