A 'council' of AI agents answers in parallel, then votes via chair
johnlindquist · x · 2026-10-14
Developer John Lindquist demos a multi-agent "council" setup: four agents (Opus, Argon, Astra, Wonder) answer in parallel, then their outputs flow through an Answer > Agree > Critique > Chair pipeline, with a /council stop command available. The pattern — parallel answers cross-critiqued and merged by a chair agent — is a practical orchestration idea for improving reliability.
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