Seven papers, one per surface. A guide gets Quorum connected; a paper argues when convening a panel is worth the wait there, with worked jobs and the exhibits behind them. Each one names the guide it sits beside.
Start here · Analysis & spreadsheets
=SECONDOPINION() — called from the assistant you already use in Excel. Three frontier models argue, and you see where they split.
Analysis & spreadsheets
=SECONDOPINION() — called from the assistant you already use in Excel. Three frontier models argue, and you see where they split.
Setup guide: Quorum and Excel
Editors & IDEs
/second-opinion — called from the terminal you are already in. Your agent keeps the repository; a panel of engines from other labs attacks the answer.
Setup guide: Quorum with Claude Code
Editors & IDEs
Cursor’s agent has your repository. Quorum has a panel — frontier models from different labs, arguing, returning one answer and where they split, at a median of 28.5 seconds.
Setup guide: Quorum with Cursor
Editors & IDEs
Review before there is a diff to defend. Called from the agent already in your workspace.
Setup guide: Quorum with VS Code
Editors & IDEs
POST /mcp — one URL, your key as a bearer token, six tools. Whatever agent you already run gets somewhere to go when it is not sure.
Setup guide: Connect your editor
Architecture & practice
The one line in the app you generated that decides how hard its hardest question gets argued. Point baseURL at Quorum; the rest of your SDK code is unchanged.
Setup guide: Moding and vibe coding
Architecture & practice
POST /v1/estimate — find out what a question is before you commit to answering it: how hard, what kind, and whether a panel would help at all. Free on every call.
Setup guide: The escalation router
They are typeset for print — fixed Letter geometry, authored pagination, exhibits placed on the page rather than reflowed into it. Served as web pages they would clip on most screens and be unreadable on a narrow one, so they are published in the form they were made in.
The guides are the setup half, one per surface, and every paper above points at its own. If you are deciding what deserves a panel at all rather than which editor to call it from, the escalation router is the shorter read.