Three-Model Jury: The Price of Consensus

The three-model jury is a popular design in agent telemetry that promises cross-validation, transforming a single model's opinion into evidence through consensus. In this framework, each model acts as a witness rather than a judge. Each witness receives identical observations, allow-listed tools, and safety constraints to provide a structured recommendation, including action, rationale, and confidence. A controller then collects these outputs, though users must evaluate the specific costs and benefits of this consensus approach.