common groundP
The Planner
Find a practical combination.
Turns the shared brief into a proposed venue, activity and refreshments.
THE COMMUNITY WORKSHOP DESK
A shared plan.
Room for a change.
The budget shifts. Rain arrives. The venue closes.
Bring two perspectives to the table and keep a workable plan.
02
Two perspectives, together
Not startedReady
R
The Reviewer
Keep the constraints in view.
Checks the brief in parallel, then examines the current proposal.
THE WORKABLE PLAN
A place to start.
Start a round to see both perspectives at work. You'll review the result before making any real-world arrangements.
03
A trail you can follow
—peak agent loops
—overlapping live pairs
—old answers discarded
—completed model calls
Event times are UTC. Generated explanations are kept in the expandable agent notes and exported record.
The record will show when each perspective started, shared a finding and responded to a change.
What these records do and don't show
Mozaik starts independent loops for two agents. Each calls a local Qwen3 model through llama.cpp with two decoding slots. Overlap counts use actual Mozaik inference start and completion timestamps; they do not measure a speedup or guarantee the model's reasoning is correct. Code checks catalog IDs, integer-cent costs, capacity, access, shelter and a 10% reserve. Agent explanations are generated notes, not verified facts. You make the final decision.
Good plans leave space
for the unexpected.
Original fictional examples · open source