A local MCP server · bring your own keys
OpenFusion sends your prompt to a panel of AI models at once, then has a judge read every answer and write the one that should ship. It runs on your machine, inside the coding agent you already use.
What it is
OpenFusion does one thing well: it turns many single-shot answers into one consolidated answer. It doesn't browse, click, or run tools — your agent does the legwork and calls it once.
Your prompt goes to 2–5 models in parallel — mix cheap and strong, from any providers you like. Each candidate answers once, with its own timeout.
A model you choose reads all surviving answers and maps where they agree, where they contradict each other, and what every one of them missed.
The judge writes a single consolidated response and hands it back to your agent. Every call is logged locally with cost, tokens, and latency.
How it works
2–5 candidates answer the same prompt in parallel. Single-shot — no tools, no browsing. If a model stalls, its timeout fires and it's out.
The judge compares the survivors: consensus, contradictions, partial coverage, unique insights, and blind spots.
From the answers plus its own analysis, the judge writes one consolidated answer. If fewer than two candidates survive, fusion stops instead of guessing.
When to reach for it
Where a second and third opinion genuinely change what you build.
Synthesizing many sources and perspectives without dropping the edges.
Independent models agreeing is real confidence, not vibes.
A panel of cheap models, fused, can beat one expensive call.
For routine edits and simple lookups, one model is faster and cheaper — fusion costs 2–3× a single call, so use it where it pays.
Quick start
Requires Node.js 22+. Then add models and keys in the dashboard.
# 1 · install the server
npm install -g openfusion-mcp
# 2 · register it with your agent + install the skill
npx openfusion-setup
# 3 · open the dashboard, add 2–5 models + a judge + keys
openfusion-uiWorks with
MIT licensed · runs locally · any providers · no lock-in
Install OpenFusion