Commissioner Personas
Portfolio agents for the President, Competition, Trade, Digital, Green Deal, and all 21 College mandates.
Montoyer
Montoyer launches
Multi-agent framework for EU policy, law, and institutional procedure : built for Brussels, open to the world.
Why now? Vertical AI systems are moving from generic chat toward professional operating environments. Montoyer applies that playbook to the Brussels policy stack: Commissioner personas, DG expertise, Legal Service review, Council dynamics, Parliament negotiation, comitology, trilogue, and College deliberation become structured agents with defined mandates.
Agent families
Portfolio agents for the President, Competition, Trade, Digital, Green Deal, and all 21 College mandates.
Policy officers, drafters, economists, lawyers, comitology officers, grant managers, communicators, and analysts.
Directorate-General profiles provide technical analysis, legal framing, policy priorities, and operational constraints.
Parliament, Council, ECJ, ECB, EEAS, and other institutional actors appear as structured negotiation counterparts.
College, inter-service consultation, trilogue, Parliament, and Council sessions follow sequenced institutional protocols.
Skills live in installable plugins and are invoked as commands for legal checks, proposals, consultations, and simulations.
Procedural realism
Command surface
/commissioner president
/commissioner competition
/commissioner trade
/commissioner digital
/commissioner green-deal
/impact-assessment <policy brief>
/legislative-proposal <brief>
/treaty-check <proposal>
/consultation <topic>
/better-regulation <act>
/college-deliberation
/inter-service-consultation
/trilogue
/european-parliament
/council-eu
/legislative-cycle
Installed domains
Policy officer, legislative drafter, SecGen review, impact assessment, treaty checks, consultation, comitology, PQs, subsidiarity.
Antitrust, state aid, Legal Service opinions, market definition, GBER screening, compatibility assessment.
Heads and deputy heads of unit, assistants, HR contracts, finance, pensions, and CDR drafting.
Grant management, infringement procedure, procurement, LFN drafting, and transposition tracking.
Eurostat data support, scoreboards, press releases, speeches, social media, crisis lines, and lines to take.
Anti-dumping, anti-subsidy, safeguards, injury analysis, dumping margins, and lesser duty rule.
Commissioners, College deliberation, ISC, trilogue, Parliament, Council, and full legislative-cycle simulations.
Trust standards
Every skill applies inline attribution tags such as [EUR-Lex — verify current version], [CJEU — verify Curia reference], [Eurostat YYYY-MM — verify], and [review — legal uncertainty].
DRAFT — For review by an EU official before use. Not an official Commission position.
Repository map
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competition-eu/
institutional-management-eu/
trade-eu/
grants-enforcement-eu/
data-communication-eu/
simulation-eu/
knowledge/
commissioners/
dgs/
institutions/
workflows/
agents/
lib/
hooks/
legacy-skills/
docs/
examples/
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Latest writing
Japanese martial arts describe mastery as a movement from obedience, to adaptation, to transcendence. The same lens helps explain why AI agents are not just tools for officials, but a long-term challenge to the Commission’s administrative operating layer.
Read: Shuhari, AI agents, and the European CommissionInspired by the vertical AI playbook: domain plugins, professional context, and integrations into the work people already have open. Montoyer applies that logic to EU policy, law, and institutional procedure.
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