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Pick your voices
Five presets — quick, cheapo, frontier, local, mix — or build your own from 15 providers. Templates pick voices by workflow phase: planning, implementation, review, debug, refactor.
Free · Apache-2.0⌘J in any pane
One prompt. Up to six models. One synthesis.
Council Mode dispatches the same prompt to up to six models at once, collects every answer, and synthesizes a consensus you can inspect — so you stop copy-pasting between tabs and stop betting your code on one model's first answer.
How it works.
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Dispatch
⌘J sends one prompt to every voice in parallel. Watch them work side by side, with a live cost estimate before you commit. Graceful degradation if one voice rate-limits.
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Read the verdict
Furx collects every answer and synthesizes a consensus you can inspect, diff, and act on. Vote with a number key, merge, or re-dispatch. Every run is kept in history.
Why a council.
Competing answers, not a first guess
One model's first answer is a sample, not a signal. Six models on the same problem expose the disagreements that matter — before you bet a refactor on them.
Real agents do the work
Comparison tools show you chat. In Furx the council runs next to real coding agents — Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, Aider — in terminals that read your repo, edit files, and run tests.
Cost before dispatch
The estimator prices a council run before you fire it. Free-tier and local presets run at $0; paid keys show your real spend. Voice count is never a paid feature.
"Dispatch many. Watch them disagree. Ship the winner."
Every council call goes straight from your machine to the providers you connected. Your keys never leave your machine. No proxy. The core is Apache-2.0 — read the source. Details on the security page.
Run your first council in five minutes.
Install, connect a provider — a free tier is enough — open a pane, hit ⌘J. Council Mode ships in the free core — up to six voices per dispatch, and the voice count is never a paid feature. Your keys never leave your machine. No proxy.