What problem does it solve? Running complex reasoning on a single model often leads to drift, hallucination, and unverifiable outputs. This Skill guides you through deploying Logos Router, a distributed reasoning gateway that fragments queries across a mesh of local inference nodes and validates every step through a consensus protocol. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Distributed Reasoning Mesh: Configure multiple local nodes (VLLM, Ollama, llama.cpp) with a YAML mesh topology and consensus thresholds. - Adaptive Depth & Workflows: Build multi-step reasoning workflows with per-step depth control, consensus requirements, and harmonized synthesis. - Multilingual & Streaming Support: Query in 16 languages, stream reasoning steps via CLI, REST API, or WebSocket, and export causal audit trails. - Use Case: A research team needs verifiable analysis of a scientific paper. They spin up a two-node mesh, run a document analysis workflow that extracts claims, verifies them with 0.95 consensus, cross-references sources, and generates an academic summary with a full reasoning trail. ## Quick Start Ask the AI to set up a Logos Router mesh with two local inference nodes and run an adaptive-depth query with consensus verification.