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    Ask LLM

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    An MCP server that lets your AI coding agent consult a second frontier model for independent code review, plan debate, and second opinions.

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    Free to use under the MIT License. Requires your own provider CLI accounts and authentication.

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    Anton LykhoydaAnton Lykhoyda builds open-source developer tools focused on…

    Listed Aug 2026

    About Ask LLM

    Ask LLM is an open-source MCP server suite built by Anton Lykhoyda that enables AI-to-AI collaboration — letting your primary coding agent (Claude Code, Codex CLI, Cursor, or any of 40+ MCP clients) consult a second model for independent code review, architecture critique, or plan debate. Released under the MIT License, it is available on npm under the @ask-llm organization and actively maintained on GitHub.

    What It Is

    Ask LLM bridges multiple large language model providers through the Model Context Protocol (MCP), so a coding agent can get a "second opinion" without leaving its workflow. The core idea is that confidence isn't correctness: a second model with no stake in the first one's answer can catch what the primary missed. The project ships as a family of MCP server packages — one per provider plus a unified orchestrator — and a host package for Claude Code, Cursor Agent, and Pi.

    Provider Coverage and Model Routing

    Ask LLM supports six distinct reviewer backends, each as a separate npm package or accessible through the unified @ask-llm/mcp orchestrator:

    • Codex (@ask-llm/codex-mcp) — GPT-5.6 Sol with Terra fallback; strongest code reasoning
    • Claude (@ask-llm/claude-mcp) — Opus with Sonnet fallback; native sessions; read-only workspace tools
    • Grok (@ask-llm/grok-mcp) — Grok 4.6 via xAI API or official Grok CLI; no model fallback
    • Antigravity (@ask-llm/antigravity-mcp) — Google's subscription-backed successor to Gemini CLI; gemini-3.1-pro with flash fallback
    • Ollama (@ask-llm/ollama-mcp) — fully local, zero cost, offline; qwen3.8:27b default
    • Gemini (@ask-llm/gemini-mcp) — 1M+ token context; enterprise-gated from 2026-06-18

    The unified ask-llm tool routes per call and can fan out to all installed providers in parallel via multi-llm.

    How the Request Flow Works

    When a user prompts their agent (e.g., "ask codex to review src/auth.ts for security issues"), the agent calls an MCP tool, the MCP server spawns the corresponding provider CLI, and streams the answer back as structured content. Session-capable tools accept an optional sessionId for multi-turn conversations. The orchestrator also exposes a usage://current-session MCP Resource for live JSON usage snapshots, and a diagnose/doctor command for setup verification.

    Claude Code Plugin and Host Package

    The @ask-llm/plugin package extends Claude Code, Cursor Agent, and Pi with slash commands and automated hooks:

    • /multi-review — parallel Antigravity + Codex review with a 4-phase validation pipeline
    • /brainstorm — multi-LLM brainstorm with synthesis weighted toward verified findings
    • /compare — side-by-side raw responses from multiple providers
    • /codex-pair — opt-in continuous review hook that runs Codex against every file edit when a .codex-pair/context.md marker is present
    • /fable-review, /grok-review, /ollama-review, /sol-review, /antigravity-review — provider-specific review commands

    The review pipeline is described in the README as inspired by Anthropic's code-review plugin, using context gathering, prompt construction with false-positive exclusions, synthesis, and source-level validation.

    Update: v1.6.17 and Gemini CLI Enterprise Gate

    The latest release is v1.6.17, published 2026-07-24. The repository was last pushed 2026-08-24, indicating active development. A notable recent change documented in the README is that Google is restricting Gemini CLI to enterprise seats from 2026-06-18; the project recommends switching to ask-antigravity (the Google-sanctioned successor via Google AI Pro/Ultra) or other providers. All public MCP packages have also migrated to the @ask-llm npm organization from older package names like ask-gemini-mcp and ask-llm-mcp.

    Setup Path

    Prerequisites are Node.js v20+ and at least one authenticated provider CLI. The fastest install for Claude Code is:

    claude mcp add --scope user ask-llm -- npx -y @ask-llm/mcp
    

    A ping tool verifies the connection and lists detected providers; npx @ask-llm/mcp doctor diagnoses PATH, Node version, and provider CLI presence. An interactive REPL (npx @ask-llm/mcp repl) supports multi-provider sessions with live usage tracking.

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    Free to use under the MIT License. Requires your own provider CLI accounts and authentication.

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    • Unified orchestrator
    • Claude Code / Cursor Agent / Pi host package
    • All provider integrations: Codex, Claude, Grok, Gemini, Antigravity, Ollama
    • Interactive REPL

    Capabilities

    Key Features

    • AI-to-AI code review via MCP
    • Multi-provider support: Codex, Claude, Grok, Gemini, Antigravity, Ollama
    • Unified orchestrator with per-call provider routing
    • Parallel multi-provider fan-out via multi-llm tool
    • Multi-turn sessions with sessionId
    • Claude Code plugin with slash commands
    • Cursor Agent and Pi host package support
    • Opt-in continuous codex-pair review hook
    • /multi-review with 4-phase validation pipeline
    • /brainstorm multi-LLM synthesis
    • /compare side-by-side provider responses
    • Local/offline review via Ollama
    • 1M+ token context via Gemini/Antigravity
    • Interactive REPL with live usage tracking
    • Doctor/diagnose command for setup verification
    • MCP Resource for live usage JSON snapshots
    • Automatic model fallback per provider
    • Session-capable tools with structured AskResponse output

    Integrations

    Claude Code
    Codex CLI
    Cursor Agent
    Pi
    Claude Desktop
    OpenAI Codex (GPT-5.6)
    Anthropic Claude (Opus/Sonnet)
    xAI Grok
    Google Gemini CLI
    Google Antigravity (agy)
    Ollama
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    Developer

    Anton Lykhoyda

    Anton Lykhoyda builds open-source developer tools focused on AI collaboration and the Model Context Protocol. The Ask LLM project bridges multiple frontier LLM providers — including Claude, Codex, Grok, Gemini, and Ollama — through a unified MCP server suite. The project is written in TypeScript and released under the MIT License.

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