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Hybrid orchestration · 2026-09-11

A local model and Codex reviewing each other's work, with a hard stop on disagreement

The same Qwen 3.8 27B instance that drives this person's Hermes agent also sits as an MCP tool for Codex, reviewing its proposals and its final output — and the task simply stops if the two can't agree.

Beyond acting as the main model behind their Hermes agent, this person's Qwen 3.8 27B — running on a 32GB Radeon Pro AI R9700 — also serves as an MCP tool wired into Codex. Their setup has Codex send a proposal to the local model before starting a task and then have the local model review the final output before anything is marked complete; each side gets one chance to rebut the other, and if they can't reach agreement, the task simply stops for a human to break the tie rather than letting either model force it through.

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CURRENT2026-09-11A local model and Codex reviewing each other's work, with a hard stop on disagreement

The same Qwen 3.8 27B instance that drives this person's Hermes agent also sits as an MCP tool for Codex, reviewing its proposals and its final output — and the task simply stops if the two can't agree.

Hybrid orchestration1 machineQwen 3.8 27BRuntime unspecified

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