Reddit idea: spend 128-way concurrent throughput (2,000 tok/s) on parallel agent debate
Relevant-Dentist-733 · reddit · 2026-11-09
A Reddit user proposes a new take on reasoning: instead of one long sequential chain-of-thought, fire multiple concurrent requests at the same model and let the responses interact like a group discussion, with consolidator and reviewer agents merging conclusions—runnable on vLLM. The idea came from seeing 88 tok/s on a single request versus 2,000 tok/s aggregate across 128 concurrent ones. The poster asks whether anyone has experimented with this.
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