v1.0.0

AudarAI/Audar-ASR-V1v1.0.0Mar 30, 2026by 0xNyk

AI Summary

First stable release introducing a 'Council' of 18 historical thinkers to solve problems using multiple AI providers with zero-config auto-routing.

Key Highlights

  • Multi-Provider Auto-Routing with support for Claude, OpenAI, Gemini, and Ollama
  • Problem Restate Gate to catch wrong-question failures early
  • Verdict Template Reorder to prioritize Unresolved Questions and Next Steps
  • Streamlined Protocol reducing enforcement steps from 9 to 7
  • 3 Deliberation Modes: Full, Quick, and Duo

Breaking Changes

  • Verdict Template Reorder: Output structure changed to lead with Unresolved Questions instead of burying them

New Features

  • Multi-Provider Auto-Routing with auto-detection and routing algorithm
  • Problem Restate Gate for initial problem validation
  • Verdict Template Reorder for improved output readability
  • Streamlined Protocol with consolidated enforcement steps
  • 3 Deliberation Modes (Full, Quick, Duo)
  • 18 Council Members with specific domains and default models
  • Outcome tracking with Follow-Up sections in verdicts
  • Consolidated member metadata in agent YAML frontmatter

Full Release Notes

# Council of High Intelligence v1.0.0

The first stable release. 18 historical thinkers deliberate on your hardest problems — now across multiple AI providers.

## What's New

### Multi-Provider Auto-Routing
The council automatically detects installed LLM providers (Anthropic Claude, OpenAI via Codex, Google Gemini, Ollama local models) and distributes members across them for genuine model diversity. Zero config required.

- **Auto-detection script** probes for available providers and outputs structured JSON
- **Routing algorithm** separates polarity pairs across providers, spreads evenly, respects per-member affinity hints
- **Dispatch logic** for `codex exec`, `gemini -p`, `ollama run` with automatic fallback to Claude on failure
- New flags: `--no-auto-route`, `--dry-route`

### Problem Restate Gate
Each council member must restate the problem + provide an alternative framing before analysis begins. Catches wrong-question failures before burning rounds on them.

### Verdict Template Reorder
Verdicts now lead with **Unresolved Questions** and **Recommended Next Steps** — what the user needs to act on — instead of burying them below epistemic scorecards.

### Streamlined Protocol
- Merged 3 enforcement steps into 1 post-round scan (9 steps → 7)
- Added outcome tracking (Follow-Up section in all verdict templates)
- Consolidated member metadata into agent YAML frontmatter (one source of truth per member)

## The 18 Council Members

| Member | Domain | Default Model |
|--------|--------|---------------|
| Aristotle | Categorization & structure | opus |
| Socrates | Assumption destruction | opus |
| Sun Tzu | Adversarial strategy | sonnet |
| Ada Lovelace | Formal systems & abstraction | sonnet |
| Marcus Aurelius | Resilience & moral clarity | opus |
| Machiavelli | Power dynamics & realpolitik | sonnet |
| Lao Tzu | Non-action & emergence | opus |
| Feynman | First-principles debugging | sonnet |
| Linus Torvalds | Pragmatic engineering | sonnet |
| Miyamoto Musashi | Strategic timing | sonnet |
| Alan Watts | Perspective & reframing | opus |
| Andrej Karpathy | Neural network intuition | sonnet |
| Ilya Sutskever | Scaling frontier & AI safety | opus |
| Daniel Kahneman | Cognitive bias & decision science | opus |
| Donella Meadows | Systems thinking & feedback loops | sonnet |
| Charlie Munger | Multi-model reasoning & economics | sonnet |
| Nassim Taleb | Antifragility & tail risk | opus |
| Dieter Rams | User-centered design | sonnet |

## 3 Deliberation Modes

- **Full** — 3-round deliberation with cross-examination, enforcement, and synthesis
- **Quick** — 2-round rapid analysis for simpler questions
- **Duo** — 2-member dialectic using polarity pairs

## Installation

```bash
git clone https://github.com/0xNyk/council-of-high-intelligence.git
cd council-of-high-intelligence
./install.sh
```

Then restart Claude Code and use `/council` to convene.