Nate Herk releases free Claude Code skill for AI advisory board
Nate Herk has introduced the “Roast Room,” a free skill for Claude Code that simulates a board of advisors to assist with complex decision-making. The system uses AI sub-agents modeled after influential figures such as Jeff Bezos, Paul Graham, and Warren Buffett, each representing distinct expertise and reasoning styles. These personas are crafted using publicly available data, including…
What you can do with it
AI at Work →Simulates a board of advisors to debate and recommend on your specific business scenario.
- Who for
- founders and operations
- Cost
- free
- Effort
- minutes
Use it for
- Evaluate business strategies
- Assess product launches
- Analyze investment opportunities
How to set it up · From the article
- Download the repository and integrate into Claude Code
- Submit a question with specific options and context
- Review the generated PDF overview and consensus
Watch out Requires Claude Code setup and clear input context for best results
Key points from the news
- Nate Herk created a free Claude Code skill called “Roast Room” that simulates an AI advisory board.
- The tool uses sub-agents modeled after figures like Jeff Bezos and Warren Buffett to debate decisions.
- Users can customize personas and receive a detailed PDF report after a structured three-stage debate process.
The tool operates through a three-stage process: initial analysis, a structured debate where sub-agents challenge each other’s viewpoints, and a consensus phase that generates a detailed PDF overview. Users can customize the council by adding or replacing personas to suit specific industries, such as technology or finance, and adjust debate parameters like criteria weighting. The framework includes a central “chair” agent to keep debates focused and efficient.
Available for free via a downloadable repository, the “Roast Room” offers features like session archives, replay functionality, and detailed reports. It is designed for applications ranging from business strategies and product launches to investment opportunities. The tool emphasizes transparency and user control, allowing individuals to retain final authority over decisions while benefiting from multi-perspective analysis.
Free Claude Code Skill Builds an AI Board of Advisors
geeky-gadgets.com · 13 October 2026
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