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Competitive multi-model orchestrator that pits AI models against each other with sealed judging, ELO tracking, and dramatic ceremony. Two markdown files, zero lines of code. Source: https://github.com/DUBSOpenHub/havoc-hackathon Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>
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Pull request overview
This PR adds the Havoc Hackathon skill, a competitive multi-model orchestrator that enables AI models to compete against each other on tasks with structured judging, ELO tracking, and ceremonial presentation. The skill provides an entertaining and systematic way to leverage multiple AI models for improved code quality and decision-making.
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- Added new skill with comprehensive orchestration workflow covering 9 phases (meta-learning, challenge understanding, scoring, deployment, judging, winner declaration, intelligent merging, ELO updates, and closing ceremony)
- Includes model tier system (Standard/Premium), adaptive rubrics, sealed judging panel, and smart merge capabilities
- Updated skills documentation index with new entry
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| File | Description |
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| skills/havoc-hackathon/SKILL.md | Complete skill implementation with frontmatter, personality definition, 9-phase workflow, model configuration table, and execution rules |
| docs/README.skills.md | Added alphabetically-sorted table entry for the new skill with description and asset reference |
Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>
Syncs fix from DUBSOpenHub/havoc-hackathon@bdee7bc Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>
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🏟️ Havoc Hackathon
Adds the Havoc Hackathon skill — a competitive multi-model orchestrator that pits AI models against each other, scores them with a sealed panel of judges, and declares winners with full ceremony.
🤔 What Is This?
Havoc Hackathon is a Copilot CLI skill that turns your terminal into a competitive arena. Give it any task — code, copy, design, architecture, naming, anything — and it dispatches multiple AI models to race head-to-head, scores them with a sealed panel of judges, and declares a winner with full ceremony.
A CLI-first adversarial AI orchestration pattern designed to stress-test ideas through parallel multi-agent competition and double-blind evaluation. Two markdown files with zero lines of code.
💬 The Problem
You ask one AI model and hope for the best. But one model gives you one perspective with unknown quality — no baseline, no comparison, no way to know if the output is great or just okay. Havoc Hackathon lets you throw any idea into the arena and see how multiple AIs attack it independently, then find out which approach actually holds up under sealed evaluation.
⚡ What Makes It Different
📋 Prerequisites
🎮 How to Use
After installing the skill, just say:
📦 Install
Copy the skill folder to your local skills directory:
cp -r skills/havoc-hackathon ~/.copilot/skills/Then run
/skills reloadin Copilot CLI.Details
npm run skill:validatepasses ✅npm run buildREADME updated ✅