9-LLM consensus + disagreement scoring + cheapest-route picks to fight hallucinations.
Multi-model consensus inside MCP clients: compare answers, surface disagreement, and escalate only when needed. OpenClaw Consensus MCP wraps the OpenClaw Consensus API as three Model Context Protocol tools. It is designed for workflows where a maintainer wants a second opinion before accepting a risky answer, review summary, or routing decision. OpenClaw runs the same prompt across multiple…
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Multi-model consensus inside MCP clients: compare answers, surface disagreement, and escalate only when needed. OpenClaw Consensus MCP wraps the OpenClaw Consensus API as three Model Context Protocol tools. It is designed for workflows where a maintainer wants a second opinion before accepting a risky answer, review summary, or routing decision. OpenClaw runs the same prompt across multiple models, then returns: a consensus answer with confidence and model response metadata, a disagreement…
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