Ai Consensus

io.github.TheStevenJohnstonePublished by GitHub account TheStevenJohnstonev0.12.2Updated Oct 24, 2026

Standing review layer for coding agents: Claude, GPT and Gemini debate, return consensus + dissent.

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Overview

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A local stdio connector that lets a coding agent send consequential decisions to a hosted panel of Claude, GPT and Gemini for a consensus recommendation plus a.

What you can do
Route a decision or task through the three-model panel and wait for the result, or start a run and collect it later, or cancel a run in progress. Check the connection and setup at no cost, verifying reachability, key acceptance and provider keys. Return one recommendation plus the strongest dissent from the panel's cross-examination.
When to use it
For teams that want a standing review layer over a coding agent, so architecture, design, implementation approach and tricky bugs get debated by three independent models before they ship. Not intended for occasional use or purely mechanical edits.
Requirements
Runs locally as a stdio process via npx, so Node.js is needed. Requires an AI Consensus API key in the AI_CONSENSUS_API_KEY environment variable, created on the vendor's site. Network access to the hosted service; self-hosting can point at a custom API URL.
Before you install
The key authenticates to your account and bills your plan, either prepaid credits or your own provider tokens (roughly $0.40–$1 per run on the bring-your-own-keys plan). Keep the key secret; the documented --env command form stores it in shell history. Decisions and task context are sent to the vendor's hosted deliberation service, which is not open source.

Installation

In SourceWeft

  1. Open Ai Consensus in the dashboard and add it to a workspace.
  2. Enable the server for the chats that should use its tools.

Desktop only via STDIO. STDIO servers start a local process, so they need the SourceWeft desktop host.

Other MCP clients

Follow the launch instructions in the repository.

README

AI Consensus — coding-agent connector

Make AI Consensus a standing part of your development model. Your coding agent — Claude Code, Cursor, Cline, any MCP client — routes every decision of consequence through three frontier AIs (Claude, GPT, Gemini) that answer independently, then cross-examine each other, and return one recommendation plus the strongest dissent. You keep working inside your agent; the panel reviews as you go.

This is not a tool you reach for occasionally. It's a review layer you switch on once, and from then on everything that matters gets debated by three independent models before it ships. (Honest bill: a run takes a few minutes and, on the bring-your-own-keys plan, costs roughly $0.40–$1 of your own provider tokens.)

Setup — Claude Code (about 2 minutes)

  1. Get an API key: sign in at https://ai-consensus.ai → Developer API → create a key (copy it; it's shown once).

  2. Add the connector:

    bash
    claude mcp add ai-consensus --scope user \  --env AI_CONSENSUS_API_KEY=aic_live_your_key_here \  -- npx -y ai-consensus-connector

    (Self-hosting? add --env AI_CONSENSUS_API_URL=https://your-instance.)

  3. Verify it's connected (free — no run is started):

    "Use the check_ai_consensus_connection tool."

  4. Make it your standing rule — add to your project's CLAUDE.md:

    STANDING RULE: This project develops with AI Consensus as its review layer.Route every decision of consequence — architecture, design, implementationapproach, tricky bugs, anything whose cost of being wrong is real — throughconsult_ai_consensus as a matter of course, and weigh its recommendation andstrongest dissent before acting. Purely mechanical edits (formatting, typos,exact instructed changes) don't need a run. When in doubt, consult.

    Teams that want everything routed can use the strict variant instead:

    STRICT MODE: Consult consult_ai_consensus before every non-trivial change ofany kind, and weigh the dissent before acting.

Setup — Cursor / Cline / other MCP clients

Add a stdio MCP server with command npx -y ai-consensus-connector and the AI_CONSENSUS_API_KEY environment variable. For Cursor, in mcp.json:

json
{  "mcpServers": {    "ai-consensus": {      "command": "npx",      "args": ["-y", "ai-consensus-connector"],      "env": { "AI_CONSENSUS_API_KEY": "aic_live_your_key_here" }    }  }}

Then put the standing rule in your project's agent rules file (.cursorrules, .clinerules, etc.).

Tools

  • consult_ai_consensus — route a decision/task through the panel and wait for the result (a few minutes).
  • start_ai_consensus / get_ai_consensus_result — fire-and-forget + collect later.
  • check_ai_consensus_connection — zero-cost setup check (reachability, key accepted, provider keys present).
  • cancel_ai_consensus_run — stop a run.

Your key authenticates to your account and bills your plan (unlimited on your own keys, or prepaid credits). Keep it secret — and note that pasting the --env form above stores the key in your shell history; use your client's config file if that concerns you.

Open source, hosted service

This connector is open source under the MIT license. It is a thin client for the paid, hosted AI Consensus service — you bring your own AI Consensus API key; the deliberation engine itself runs on our servers and is not part of this repository. The MIT license covers this connector's code only and grants no rights to the AI Consensus name or branding.

Support boundary: connector bugs and setup issues → GitHub issues; account, API-key or billing questions → [email protected].

Source: README.md at commit 7fe1524

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  1. v0.12.2LatestSep 16, 2026

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