LLM Council

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Orchestrates multiple Large Language Models to deliberate, debate, and synthesize responses through structured protocols.

The LLM Council acts as a central server that queries various frontier AI models in parallel and combines their responses using advanced, structured protocols. It facilitates processes like voting, multi-round debates with adaptive stopping, chairman-led synthesis, peer critique, adversarial red teaming, and model-as-verifier fact-checking, ensuring robust and diverse outputs from heterogeneous LLM ensembles. This system aims to improve response quality, reduce costs through intelligent stopping mechanisms, and provide deeper insights by leveraging the collective intelligence of multiple AI agents.

Key Features

01Multi-protocol deliberation (Vote, Debate, Synthesize, Critique, Red Team, MAV)
02Cost estimation for council runs before execution
0311 GitHub stars
04Adaptive debate stopping based on KS statistic for cost reduction
05Anonymous peer review to prevent model favoritism bias
06Support for heterogeneous frontier models (OpenAI, Google, Anthropic)

Use Cases

01Enhancing quality assurance for important outputs and documents
02Stress testing API designs, arguments, or content for flaws and failure modes
03Fact-checking and validating candidate answers using multiple models