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Defensive publication describes a multi-agent system architecture coordinating large language models, suggesting open development.
Defensive publication establishing prior art for a multi-agent deliberation system architecture. The N+1 Alignment Dialogue Architecture coordinates N parallel large language model (LLM) agents orchestrated by a single Judge agent to achieve convergent consensus through structured deliberation. Key technical innovations: - Simultaneous parallel spawning eliminating first-mover bias - File-based state coordination for stateless LLM session management - Multi-dimensional unbounded scoring with velocity-based convergence detection - Round-scoped artifact persistence enabling session resumption This architecture is released to the public domain (CC0) to prevent patent encumbrance and preserve open development.
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