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When and how to delegate to GPT, Gemini, Grok, and OpenRouter expert subagents via the deliberation MCP tools.
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<!-- GENERATED by scripts/sync-hosts.js - edit the source under prompts/, AGENTS.md, or examples/, then regenerate. --> # Deliberation Host-neutral guidance for any AI coding agent connected to the deliberation MCP server. This file is standalone on purpose - it is not an include of CLAUDE.md, so it stays portable across hosts (Cursor, Codex, Kiro, Windsurf, Zed, and others). Claude Code users get the same routing from CLAUDE.md and the README; this file is for everyone else. ## What deliberation is A single MCP server that exposes GPT (via the Codex CLI), Gemini 3 (via the Antigravity CLI), Grok (via the xAI API), and OpenRouter models (400+, advisory) as expert subagents. You stay the primary agent. When a task benefits from a second opinion or cross-model review, call one of the tools below, read the result, and apply your own judgment. GPT and Gemini can also implement changes; Grok and OpenRouter only advise. ## Tools Fan-out and single-provider: - `ask-all` - send one question to GPT, Gemini, Grok, and configured OpenRouter models in parallel, get every answer back independently (no cross-talk). - `consensus` - run the FULL multi-round convergence loop server-side with a provider arbiter (blind pass + peer fan-out -> adjudicate -> revise) and get the converged verdict in one call. Depth is `consensus.maxRounds` (config, default 5); pass `maxRounds` to override. Pass `synthesizeAlways:true` for a SINGLE arbiter synthesis pass instead of the loop (best fo