Council of LLMs: ipx mcp council#
The Council of LLMs is a hosted MCP server. It sends your problem to several models in parallel, has them review
each other’s answers for mistakes over one to three rounds, and then has judge models synthesize one final answer.
ipx mcp council calls it straight from the terminal; no MCP client is needed.
$ ipx mcp council tiers
$ ipx mcp council reason "Design a rate limiter for 10k requests per second"
$ ipx mcp council reason -f spec.md --tier pro --rounds 2
$ cat bug.txt | ipx mcp council reason --stdin "What is the root cause?"
$ ipx -O acme mcp council reason "..." # bill the organization
Billing#
Each model call is billed at normal per-token rates, plus a flat council surcharge per run that depends on the
tier (see tiers). Both come out of your wallet, or the organization wallet when an organization context is set
(-O acme or ipx auth context). The surcharge is not charged if no council member answers. A signed-in
session or an API key works; an organization key already carries its organization.
Commands#
Command |
Purpose |
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Tiers with model count, judge count and surcharge in credits. |
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Council members, judges and fallbacks of a tier. |
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Run a problem through the council. Add text with |
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MCP tools the server exposes. |
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Run the MCP handshake with your sign-in and show the endpoint. |
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Print the config for |
reason options:
-t, --tierCouncil tier (default
basic); higher tiers use more and better models.-r, --rounds 1-3Review rounds. More rounds catch more errors and cost more.
--model ID/--judge IDOverride the council members or judges for this run (repeatable). Ids must be models InferencePort serves; the server enforces per-tier limits.
--logInclude the per-round iteration log (always omitted from
--jsonoutput otherwise).
The answer is printed to standard output; a one-line summary (models used, rounds, surcharge, tokens) goes to standard
error, so ipx mcp council reason "..." > answer.md captures only the answer. With --json you get the full
result: answer, council, billing and usage. A run can take a few minutes; the server stops it after its
time limit and suggests a lower tier or fewer rounds.
Using the council from other MCP clients#
The server is at https://api.inferenceport.ai/mcp/council/ (Streamable HTTP). ipx mcp council connect prints a
ready-made snippet; for example:
$ ipx mcp council connect claude-code
claude mcp add --transport http council https://api.inferenceport.ai/mcp/council/
$ ipx -O acme mcp council connect cursor # adds the X-InferencePort-Org header
Clients sign in with OAuth, or send an InferencePort API key (ipa_live_...) as a Bearer token. With OAuth, the
X-InferencePort-Org header chooses the organization to bill; without it you are billed personally.