Open-source visual interface over Claude Code subagents acting as a council of business figures such as Hormozi, Naval, Gary Vee and Paul Graham. They take opening positions, debate, vote and produce a PDF verdict. Each persona has a researched 'brain' of markdown files, and a skill adds new members. Demoed on Matt's newsletter strategy.
Open-source Claude Code skill and local web app where AI advisor personas debate a business decision and output a PDF verdict.
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Roast Room at a glance
- What is Roast Room?
- Roast Room is an app from Nate Herk. Open-source Claude Code skill and local web app where AI advisor personas debate a business decision and output a PDF verdict.
- Who makes Roast Room?
- Roast Room is made by Nate Herk.
- Does Roast Room work in the EU?
- Available in the EU. Runs locally from a GitHub repo with Node.js and Claude Code, so it has no regional restriction of its own; it depends on Claude Code availability, which is offered in the EU. No explicit EU statement in the repo. Last verified 14 Nov 2026.
- How much does Roast Room cost?
- Open source. Free to download; requires a Claude plan for Claude Code. No separate API key needed. Licence: Not specified.
- Where was Roast Room shown?
- In 1 creator video by Matt Wolfe. Most recently by Matt Wolfe on 28 Oct 2026, at 13:50 in “He Built an AI Board of Billionaires (Free & Open-Source)”.
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Roast Room is an open-source project by Nate Herk that runs a council of AI advisors on a business decision inside Claude Code. Twelve advisors ship with it (including Bezos, Paul Graham, Alex Hormozi, Gary Vaynerchuk, Dan Martell, Gino Wickman, Warren Buffett, Naval Ravikant, Codie Sanchez, Leila Hormozi, Sara Blakely and Elon Musk), each built from that person's public letters, essays, talks and videos. A "Chair" recommends who should sit on the council for a given question, and the user confirms.
The advisors take positions, debate over multiple rounds, and produce a scored verdict. A small local Node.js web app shows them around a table in real time, and the verdict can be downloaded as a PDF. A short verdict is also returned in Claude Code and saved as a markdown file in the sessions folder. The /newroaster command builds a new advisor from a name, and options such as --quick, --seats, --all and ask change the council size and mode.
It requires Claude Code (usage is covered by the user's Claude plan, with no separate API key) and Node.js 20 or newer. The web room is optional; the council runs the same in the terminal. Full councils consume a lot of plan usage, hence the lighter --quick mode. The advisors are AI approximations based on public material, not the real people.
- Council of 12 built-in advisor personas, default board of seven
- Chair recommends a council per question; user confirms
- Multi-round debate ending in a scored verdict and one-click PDF
- Local web app shows advisors around a table
- /newroaster command builds new advisors from public work
- Quick, seat-selection and single-advisor modes
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