Adversarial Consensus Line
Two agents solve the same task from opposite temperatures, then a consensus node negotiates a single answer — re-opening the debate when they clash.
About this blueprint
The hardest part of a multi-agent factory isn't getting work done — it's what happens when two competent agents disagree. This blueprint runs a deliberate adversarial pair: Solver A stays conservative, Solver B explores. A consensus node scores both proposals against the acceptance criteria and, on a genuine conflict, re-opens a bounded debate instead of silently picking one. The loop closes only when the verifier signs off, so no human ever has to arbitrate.
Use it wherever a single model is confidently wrong too often: spec interpretation, refactor strategy, or any judgement call where a second, differently-tuned opinion catches the blind spot.
Community notes (3)
- SASol Antczak✦ validator·May 2, 2026▲ 41
Ran the static analyzer on this — genuinely zero human gates, autonomy 4 confirmed. The bounded re-vote (max 3) is what keeps it from looping forever.
- HIHana Ito·May 18, 2026▲ 27
1,000 executions, 12 hard conflicts, all resolved without escalation. Cost is the weak metric — the debate loop roughly doubles tokens when it triggers.
- OVOrin Vasquez·Jun 11, 2026▲ 15
Swapped Solver B for a cheaper model and efficacy barely moved. The value is in the disagreement, not the raw horsepower.