Anneal Alloy
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- Updated May 30, 2026
- krzemienski/anneal
Stress-test novel system architecture by running parallel biased planners and merging their plans through tournament-style consensus.
About
anneal-alloy is an Anneal plugin for developers facing genuinely new architecture—multi-agent orchestration, unfamiliar data flows, or product shapes without a copy-paste template. Instead of a single planner hallucinating one path, it spins up N parallel planners with intentional biases, then runs a tournament-style synthesis step to merge the strongest ideas and expose conflicts early. That makes it useful when Validate scope work needs depth: you are not just listing features, you are choosing structures that will survive Build and Ship. It pairs naturally with review-oriented Anneal skills when you want consensus before implementation. Intermediates comfortable delegating to multiple agent roles get the most value; beginners may want a simpler single-plan skill first. Output is a blended architectural plan you can feed into spec writers or execution plugins—not deployed infrastructure by itself.
- Tournament consensus architecture with N parallel planners
- Each planner carries distinct biases to surface diverse designs
- Synthesizer blends competing plans into one consensus output
- Optimized for novel architecture—not routine CRUD scaffolding
- Fits Anneal multi-agent plan/review toolkit (alloy v0.1.0)
Anneal Alloy by the numbers
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| repo stars | ★ 1 |
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| Last updated | May 30, 2026 |
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What it does
Stress-test novel system architecture by running parallel biased planners and merging their plans through tournament-style consensus.
Files
Tournament consensus architecture. N parallel planners with biases, synthesizer blends. Best for novel architecture.
anneal-alloy
Source: ./alloy
{ "name": "anneal-alloy", "author": { "name": "Nick Krzemienski" }, "source": "./alloy", "version": "0.1.0", "keywords": [ "plan", "review", "multi-agent", "tournament", "consensus", "anneal" ], "description": "Tournament consensus architecture. N parallel planners with biases, synthesizer blends. Best for novel architecture." }
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