Roast Room: a Free Claude Council That Argues Over Your Business Decisions
Seven Claude advisors, each built from a famous founder's public work, debate your decision, score every option and hand you a verdict, the cheapest test to run first and a PDF. How to set it up, what to ask, and the catch
Roast Room is a free, open-source Claude Code skill: you bring a hard business decision, and seven Claude advisors argue it out, score every option and hand you a verdict. It runs on your Claude plan, no API key needed.
Here's who sits on the council, how to run your first roast, what to put in your question, and the catch.
Who sits on the council
| Seat | The question they own |
|---|---|
| Jeff Bezos | Is this the right bet, and how reversible is it? |
| Paul Graham | Do people actually want this, and is it growing? |
| Alex Hormozi | Will people pay, how much, and how do we close? |
| Gary Vaynerchuk | Where does the attention come from? |
| Dan Martell | Who does this, and what does it cost your calendar? |
| Gino Wickman | Can the business run this without you holding it together? |
| Warren Buffett | What does it do to cash, risk and long-term value? |
Each advisor is a Claude sub-agent that reads its own notes compiled from that person's public letters, essays, talks and videos. They are simulations, not the real people, and none of them endorses the project.
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