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Use when evaluating prompts, LLM outputs, red-team suites, or model behavior with local eval configs and safe provider/cost controls.
Use when a request needs parallel external perspectives — combined backend and UI work, code review from multiple angles, or cross-validation where different models may disagree.
$ npx -y skills add yeaight7/agent-powerups --skill tri-model-review --agent claude-codeHow it fires
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Use when a request needs parallel external perspectives — combined backend and UI work, code review from multiple angles, or cross-validation where different models may disagree.
name: tri-model-review description: Use when a request needs parallel external perspectives — combined backend and UI work, code review from multiple angles, or cross-validation where different models may disagree. level: 5
Tri-model review routes through two external advisor CLIs, then synthesizes both outputs into one answer.
Use this when you want parallel external perspectives.
1. Decompose the request into two advisor prompts: - Analysis/architecture/backend prompt - UX/design/docs/alternatives prompt 2. Run both advisors via the canonical wrappers: - apx ask-codex "<prompt>" - apx ask-gemini "<prompt>" 3. Synthesize both outputs into one final response
When invoked, follow this workflow:
Split the user request into:
Run both advisors via the Bash tool:
apx ask-codex "<architecture prompt>" apx ask-gemini "<UX prompt>"
Return one unified answer with:
If one provider is unavailable:
If both unavailable:
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