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The dome judges command surface mirrors the dashboard’s Judges (Intelligent Authorization) pages. Refer to Intelligent Depth for the conceptual model.
Renamed from dome moot in the 2026-06 release. Update shell scripts, agent configs, and CI jobs — there is no dome moot alias.

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List judges

dome judges list List every judge available in the workspace — preconfigured judges plus any custom judges created locally. Judge-CRUD commands are flat under dome judges to avoid stutter (dome judges list, not dome judges judges list).

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Get judge

dome judges get <slug> Show one judge’s full configuration: personality axes, system prompt, weight, and kind (preconfigured or custom). Custom judges also support create, edit, and delete under the same flat group. Preconfigured judges are immutable.

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Convening get

dome judges convening get Read the workspace’s current Court trigger, effect, escalate_no_match, and strict_audit_convene flags. Equivalent to dome judges mode get. Output includes:
  • Convening — disabled, no_match, policy_escalation, judge_policy, or all
  • Effect — audit or live
  • Escalate no_match — boolean (policy_escalation only)
  • Strict audit-convene — boolean (judge_policy / all only)
  • Mode (legacy) — back-compat single-axis mirror

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Convening set

dome judges convening set Set the configurable Court convening trigger. The trigger and the effect are orthogonal axes — the trigger picks when the Court convenes, the effect picks what a verdict does once convened.
Under --convening judge_policy, the Court convenes only when a judge rule in the bundle matches the request. Refer to Resolve Access Ambiguity for Judge configuration. --escalate-no-match is ignored — the judge rule itself decides whether no_match convenes.
--convening all + --effect live runs a full Court deliberation on every governed decision (~14–18s added per call). Use all + audit to validate judge configuration at high coverage without impacting agent latency.
A @court("strict") pin always forces the deterministic outcome — the Court can never move it. By default a pin suppresses the Court entirely; pass --strict-audit-convene to still record an observe-only ruling so you can audit judge agreement on pinned rules. Refer to Resolve Access Ambiguity.

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Mode get

dome judges mode get Alias of dome judges convening get.

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Mode set

dome judges mode set [disabled|audit|live] Set the legacy single-axis mode. Behavior-preserving shortcut for back-compat: audit and live set convening=no_match. Prefer dome judges convening set for policy_escalation and all triggers.

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Rulings list

dome judges rulings list List Court rulings, newest first. The table includes a DETERMINISTIC column showing the deterministic Cedar outcome the Court convened on (permit, forbid, or no_match), alongside the final Court outcome — overrules are visible at a glance.

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Rulings get

dome judges rulings get <ruling-id> Show one ruling’s full detail — case inputs, votes per judge, tier breakdown, applied constitution clauses. The Tier 0 field carries the deterministic baseline; a different Court value means the verdict overruled it.