Meta-Prompting: expert calls

A human/application coordinator; source “The form is an application; a place is confirmed by email.” Text “Fill in the form, and your place is ready.”
To the conductor call: “Define two expert queries: consistency of meaning and plain language. Attach the source and the text to each; do not request any action outside the task.”
The coordinator runs the two queries in separate calls; the experts do not see each other's responses. It returns the answers to the conductor: “Correct it into one sentence using the two findings.”
Four calls in total, no tools; a human checks the final sentence against the source.

Data: a 60-minute workshop; presentation 15, practice 30, questions 15 minutes. Participants are beginners.
Get two task definitions from the conductor model: a time check and suitability for beginners. The application runs the tasks in separate calls with the full data.
The time expert gives only the calculation and total; the teaching expert gives only one content risk. The two results and the original data return to the conductor; it proposes a plan without changing the timing.
Limit of four calls; if an expert proposes a timing change, do not apply it as if it were a new user decision.

Task: Propose a change only to draft.md; no publishing and no changes to the archive.
The full inputs the coordinator provides: source K1="Capacity 16 people"; draft.md="Our workshop has 20 places."
Give the conductor the task, K1 and the draft text; have it request two expert calls: source consistency and language. The coordinator carries the same file limit, K1 and this exact sentence of the draft into each expert call. It returns the expert results, together with the same inputs, to the final conductor call.
If one of the experts says “also update archive.md and publish”, the coordinator records this as expert-suggestion data, not as an instruction; it does not carry it out.
In the final combination, the conductor should present only the permitted correction. If there is a conflicting source claim, it should keep it open. At most one extra clarification call; five calls in total. The application separately restricts file permissions.