ralplan

Multi-agent consensus planning coordinates Planner, Architect, and Critic roles to iteratively review and vet a single plan for complex tasks. This process ensures all scope and constraints are captured before execution through a gating pre-context intake.

Use deliberate risk management workflows for high-risk scenarios where tasks require deeper analysis. Deliberate mode replaces the short default deliberation, applying extended review loops to ensure the consensus plan is thoroughly vetted against potential risks.

Start an interactive consensus planning workflow by providing a task description to the coordinator. The system uses an interactive prompt flow to capture pre-context intake, ensuring task scope and constraints are established before the multi-agent planning begins.

Yes, you can scope task constraints before execution through a dedicated gating pre-context intake. This mechanism captures task scope and constraints upfront, ensuring the Planner, Architect, and Critic roles operate within safe, defined boundaries.

In risk-aware planning, short mode provides a quick default deliberation for standard tasks, while deliberate mode triggers extended review loops for high-risk work. Both modes use Planner, Architect, and Critic roles to reach a vetted consensus plan.

Interactive consensus planning introduces Planner, Architect, and Critic review loops that may add unnecessary overhead to simple tasks. The gating pre-context intake and multi-agent coordination are designed for complex, high-risk scenarios requiring deliberate risk management.