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Modeljury
Modeljury is a Python library that convenes a panel of language models to vote on decisions and flags disagreements for human review.
Modeljury is a small Python library that helps developers automate decisions using a panel of multiple language models instead of a single one. It works with any OpenAI-compatible endpoint or the native Anthropic API, allowing users to convene mixed panels of different models. When all jurors agree on an option, the system ships the decision automatically. If jurors disagree, hit a tie, or encounter an error, the library flags the decision for human review and includes the dissenting reasons. This approach prevents single points of failure and provides structured oversight for automated workflows.
Modeljury at a glance
Key features
- Convene multi-model panels for decision making
- Flag dissenting votes for human review
- Support OpenAI-compatible and Anthropic endpoints
- Handle timeouts and parallel polling
- Customize prompts with Python string formatting
- Support self-signed certificates and custom clients
Use it for
- Automate refund request approvals
- Triage software bugs across teams
- Filter content moderation decisions
- Review cache merging strategies
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