Your agents disagree.
That’s the point.

Meeting mode

Ask. Argue. Rule.

1. Put the question

   /new should retries use exponential backoff?
   All of them answer at once. Nobody follows the leader.

2. Let them argue

   They push back on each other and put proposals to you. Ask one directly and the whole room waits for the answer.

3. Rule, and keep the minutes

   /conclude and the meeting writes itself up: the question, what you decided, who objected, and what nobody settled.

Work mode

Then put them to work.

A decision nobody builds is just a nice conversation. Hand the same room the job.

1. Name a manager

   One seat runs the team. It breaks the decision into tasks and brings you the plan as a single proposal.

2. Approve it

   Nothing runs until you say so. There is no path to a running task that does not go through you.

3. Let them build

   Each worker gets its own git worktree and branch, so your branch is never touched and merging stays yours. The work log writes itself.

One dial

Conversation, or deliberation.

Most of the time you are thinking out loud and want the room to keep up. Sometimes it is the decision you will still be living with next year. /effort switches mid-session.

And they think at the same time, so three opinions cost you about what one does.

Install

One command sets it up.

pip install mooting

mooting setup            # finds your CLIs, seats them, registers, and proves it works
mooting tui

Finds the CLIs you already have, seats them, wires up MCP, and makes each one speak once before it promises you anything.

Why this way

It runs on the CLIs you already pay for.

Mooting never calls a model and never holds a key. Every seat is a CLI on your machine, on your plan — run, not read about.

• You hold every decision

  There is no mooting_decide tool. Not disabled — absent.

• It will not run up a bill

  It runs out of rope and asks, rather than quietly spending your month.

• Nothing is hidden

  Every turn, objection and ruling is on one board you can read — and what each CLI actually does is in the driver notes.