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Claude just tells you what you want to hear. Every time. You can’t trust it.
So I built a skill that forces 5 AI advisors to argue about your question, anonymously review each other's work, and hand you a verdict you can actually trust.
In this article I'll show you exactly how to set it up.
Here's the method and the exact skill I built, so you can run it yourself:
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## <b>Why one answer is the problem</b>
Claude is incredibly agreeable.
Ask it "should I launch this product?" and it'll find 5 reasons why you should.
Then ask it "is this product a bad idea?" and it'll find 5 reasons why it is.
Same product, different framing, completely opposite answers.
You've probably noticed this.
You ask a question, get an answer that sounds smart, feel good, and move on.
But that answer was shaped by how you asked it.
• Your assumptions
• Your framing
• Your emotional lean
Claude picked up on all of it and told you what you wanted to hear.
That's fine for writing emails.
It's <b>dangerous</b> for making decisions.
The council breaks this by forcing 5 different thinking styles onto the same question.