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TachiBot MCP

One prompt, several models, one answer you can trust more than any of them alone.

Prompt
grok_reasonfirst principles
openai_reasonanalytical
kimi_thinkingstep by step
deepseek_reasonverification
Verdict
Four models run at once on the same prompt. Each lane is an independent call; the verdict is what survives all of them.

What is TachiBot?

TachiBot is a universal AI orchestrator that coordinates multiple models — GPT-6 Astra, Gemini, Perplexity, Grok, Qwen, MiniMax and more — into collaborative workflows. Models brainstorm together, challenge assumptions, cross-verify facts, and combine insights.

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Core principle
You own the orchestration logic. Composable building blocks, not fixed tools.

Collective intelligence

Diverse perspectives
Each model brings different strengths — creative, logical, research-backed, technical.
Cross-verification
Models verify each other’s outputs to eliminate hallucinations.
Debate & refinement
Make models debate for 5, 10, or even 200 rounds.
Synthesis
Combine insights into high-confidence recommendations.

Key features

67 composable tools
Enable only what you need via tools.config.json — about 250 tokens per tool at the median.
YAML workflows
Chain unlimited steps: brainstorm → research → verify → challenge → synthesize.
Multi-model planner
A council creates verified plans with confidence scores and checkpoints.
88 prompt techniques
Research-backed patterns applied to any tool, previewed before they run.

Where to define workflows

TachiBot auto-discovers workflows from workflows/ (recommended) or .tachi/workflows/. Pass outputs between steps with ${step_name.output}.

Try it in one line

terminalshell
1# detect keys + clients, print the exact config
2npx -y -p tachibot-mcp tachibot init
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4# then, in Claude Code
5/tachi
Never writes or echoes keys.

Why “TachiBot”?

Named in tribute to the Tachikomas from Masamune Shirow’s Ghost in the Shell — AI units that synchronize their individual experiences to the collective after every mission. TachiBot does the same for LLM sessions. TachiBot is open-source (AGPL-3.0) and not affiliated with Production I.G., Kodansha, or the franchise.