convene_council

Convene Heimdall's council on one record and get the sitting back queued. Each seated voice (Odin for architecture, Thor for testing, Loki for security, Týr for rigour and compliance, Frigg for planning, Baldur for the people who use the product, Hel for production) reads the record and the project through its own lens, with the read-only tools the token's holder may use, and leaves findings. The voices research the ground before they read, answer one another over the rounds of the exchange and refine the plan Heimdall drafts from what they said; then Heimdall rules with the plan the council agreed. Poll the sitting with get_council_session until its status is ready or failed, then read the plan and the ranked findings.

The record is named by project_id, moment (intake_scaffold on a brief import or on the project itself once Heimdall scaffolded it in conversation, requirement_review on a work item, a requirement or a business rule, change_impact on a change request against a baseline; the other moments open with their modules), subject_type (import-batch or project, work-item, requirement, business-rule or change-request) and subject_id. voices names the voices to summon by key; omit it for every voice the project seats on the moment, name one to ask one lens alone. Only voices the project seats on the moment sit; one sitting per record at a time. On the change impact moment the voices read the same brief Heimdall's impact analyst reads (the request, the impact written, the baseline and every record named with what links to it) and the verdict ranks what the change really touches, costs and risks. The call spends the team's monthly AI budget within the council's share of it, a call per voice per round plus Heimdall's plan and verdict, so read list_council_sessions before convening again on a record the council already sat on. It needs ai:use, a staff token and the project's assists on. Deciding a finding is a person's act: in the application, over REST, or through decide_council_finding on their word.