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Recursive agent orchestration with multi-LLM consensus

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Quoracle, a recursive consensus-based multi-agent orchestrator (Elixir)

by shelvick·Feb 12, 2026·1 point·1 comment

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Quoracle forces you to stop trusting one model and instead runs every decision through an explicit consensus pipeline, with per-model conversation history persisted to Postgres and a LiveView dashboard for realtime inspection. Agents can spawn children recursively and communicate via messages, which makes it a neat sandbox for studying emergent behaviors or building robust multi-model workflows — heavy, opinionated, and clearly aimed at folks who want to experiment rather than ship a lightweight chatbot.

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AI engineers, researchers, and backend developers building or experimenting with multi-agent systems and LLM orchestration

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Quoracle: Self-replicating multi-LLM-consensus agents (Elixir)

Quoracle actually does something interesting: it queries a pool of models and only executes actions they agree on, while letting agents spawn children and persist full state to Postgres — all visible in a LiveView dashboard. The per-model conversation history, recursive hierarchy, and explicit consensus pipeline are clever touches; it’s clearly aimed at experimentation rather than drop-in production use (the README even flags security and deployment caveats).

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