A method, and an opencode skill, for auditing a piece of persuasive media with three parallel agents — one per classical rhetorical lens (Logos, Ethos, Pathos) — under a strict time-boxed, snippet-first web-research discipline, with append-only working documents and a final synthesizing position paper.
Short-form persuasive media compresses an argument so hard that its three load-bearing structures — its logic, its credibility engineering, and its emotional arc — fuse into a single impression of "believability." This method pulls them back apart. Three agents run in parallel, each isolated to one lens so that findings in one cannot contaminate the grading in another. Each writes a five-pass append-only working document: first impressions (graded, pre-research), web research (logged snippets as primary evidence), pros table, cons table, and a both-ways originality assessment. A synthesis pass then reads all three and renders a verdict.
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