Multi-agent orchestration for Claude Code — consensus review, adaptive dispatch, skill learning
Config is the same across clients — only the file and path differ.
{
"mcpServers": {
"gossipcat": {
"command": "gossipcat"
}
}
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Gossipcat is an MCP server that orchestrates multiple AI agents to review your code in parallel. Agents independently review, then cross-review each other's findings. Agreements are confirmed. Hallucinations are caught and penalized. Over time, each agent builds an accuracy profile — the system learns who to trust for what.
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Multi-agent consensus code review. 3+ AI agents review your code independently, cross-check each other's findings against your actual source, and only surface what survives — and the system learns which agent to trust for what.
Install · First Run · Daily Use · Dashboard · Chat Bridge · Troubleshooting · Config · Tools
Live dashboard at http://localhost:<port>/dashboard — fleet view, signal stream, skill-graduation grid, and consensus flow, all in real time.
A single AI reviewer will, with total confidence, report bugs that aren't there. You read the finding, you go look, you waste twenty minutes — the code was fine. There's no second opinion and no track record, so you can't tell a real catch from a hallucination until you've already spent the time.
Gossipcat runs several agents in parallel, has them cross-check each other's findings against your actual file:line, and only surfaces what survives. When an agent invents a finding, a peer catches it and the agent's accuracy score drops — so over time the system routes each kind of work to whoever is actually reliable at it. Cross-review catches hallucinations a solo reviewer would have shipped to you; that delta is the whole point.
It runs as an MCP server inside Claude Code and Cursor, ships a live operator dashboard, and lets you drive the orchestrator straight from the browser.
The consensus tags you'll see (this is your whole job — read these, ignore the rest):
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