Judgment Infrastructure
Portable AI skills for better human judgment
Judgment Infrastructure launched on July 8, 2026 with 3 votes, #8,766 of 24,623 launches that month and more than 50% of that year's launches.
What it does
Open-source Claude and Codex skills for human-led AI. Judgment Infrastructure helps people organize messy context, pressure-test claims, deliberate trade-offs, and turn plausible ideas into small evidence-seeking tests before trusting them. The workflow is simple: Brief -> Critique -> Deliberate -> Test. It is built for moments when a polished answer is not enough, because coherence is not always evidence.
Portable agent skills by Greg Lichtenthal that help people organize messy context, pressure-test thinking, deliberate consequential decisions, and test ideas before trusting them.
Portable agent skills that help people keep context, critique, trade-offs, and evidence visible while working with AI. Make the context legible. Challenge the thinking. Deliberate consequential choices. Create evidence before commitment. Use The Briefing Room to turn notes, transcripts, research, and fragments into a brief. Use Ground Truth to pressure-test the thinking before you act on it. Use The Quorum to deliberate trade-offs through multiple expert lenses. You do not need the full loop every time. Start with the part that matches what you have, then carry accepted context into the next judgment move. Ready to build? AI Project Steward carries the work into implementation with visible…from glichtenthal.github.io
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