An MCP Concept for AI Second Opinions
Deepam_Kapur · reddit · 2026-07-18
The author is considering building an MCP server that triggers an "independent review" process whenever a primary AI needs a second opinion.
The proposed workflow: the main model proposes an architecture or business decision, which is then passed to multiple independent reviewers. These reviewers challenge each other's assumptions and conclusions before the MCP returns a consensus, disagreements, risks, and next-step recommendations. Potential scenarios include startup/product idea validation, software architecture reviews, cross-checking AI responses, and major business decision audits. Implementation could support hosted models, user-provided API keys, or local OpenAI-compatible endpoints. The author is still debating whether this should be built as standalone infrastructure and plans to run a small beta test next week.
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