mootpoint
A shell for orchestrating your local agents. Convene a council, run a debate, surface where the models disagree — then keep the verdict.
⚠️ Early development. This
0.0.1release reserves the name. The tool is being actively built; the CLI below is the direction, not yet the reality.
mootpoint orchestrates the agentic harnesses you already have installed (Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, OpenCode, goose, …) into structured multi-agent deliberations, and deposits the results into a durable, queryable garden of markdown. It speaks ACP to drive local agents and MCP for tools and memory. Local-first; it uses your own agents and credentials, never a proxy.
The headline isn't "consensus = a better answer" — it's disagreement as a signal: it shows you where independent frontier models diverge, and why, so you know exactly where a decision needs a human. (A moot point, after all, is one that's open to debate.)
moot council "Should we ship the migration on Friday?" --via claude-code,codex,gemini
moot debate "Rust vs Go for the new service" --rounds 3
moot disagree < design.md # where do the models diverge?
moot plant ~/garden/decisions/ # keep the verdict, queryable forever
Install
uv tool install mootpoint # or: pipx install mootpoint
Installs as mootpoint; the command you run is moot.
Status
Under construction. Star/watch the repo for the first real release.
License
MIT
1 maintainer
Metadata
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