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Kirat
A Claude Desktop extension and plugin that convenes a council with ChatGPT and Gemini for independent AI positions, votes, and recorded dissent
- 0community votes
- 12DR by Ahrefs +10 (up) since last check
Ahrefs Domain Rating signal 13 Nov 2026, signal shifted 8 Nov 2026.
Kirat brings ChatGPT and Gemini into Claude to vote on decisions together, showing majority views, reasoning, and dissent without mixing opinions.
What it is
Kirat is a Claude Desktop extension and Claude Code plugin that integrates ChatGPT and Gemini with Claude to create a council-based decision system. When you ask a question in plain language, three AI models take independent positions, vote on the answer, and record any dissent. You see the majority decision, each model's reasoning, and minority views separately.
The tool requires your own OpenAI and Google Gemini API keys, stored securely in your operating system. It includes a budget guard that reserves worst-case costs before each call and blocks calls exceeding your daily limit, set to $5 per UTC day by default. One council decision costs $0.02–$0.15 depending on effort and input size. The product is a one-time purchase for both Claude Desktop (macOS and Windows) and Claude Code.
Systems
- Three independent AI positions on questions
- Majority voting with dissent recorded
- Budget guard with daily spending limit
- Integrates ChatGPT, Gemini, and Claude
- Runs on Claude Desktop (macOS, Windows) and Claude Code
- Uses own API keys with secure OS storage
- Nine specialized tools for different decision types
- Two-round cap and domain tie-break for consensus
- Failure handling and 345 tests
- Plain-language interface requiring no developer skills
Pricing
Pricing model: Paid
One-time purchase for Claude Desktop and Claude Code. Usage costs paid directly to OpenAI and Google: $0.02–$0.15 per council decision depending on effort tier and input size; image generation $0.05–$0.20 per call.
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Kirat metrics
Signal readout for kirat.ai: Ahrefs Domain Rating and Majestic link signals, arrows for the change since the last scan.
- 12 Domain Rating +10 (up) since last check
- 1 Trust Flow no change since last check
- 21 Citation Flow no change since last check
- 3 Referring domains no change since last check
- 66 External backlinks no change since last check
Ahrefs Domain Rating signal 13 Nov 2026, signal shifted 8 Nov 2026. Strongest signal topic: Regional/Asia (1). Majestic signal 25 Oct 2026, signal shifted 25 Oct 2026. Link signals from Majestic. Trust Flow, Citation Flow and Topical Trust Flow are trademarks of Majestic-12 Ltd.
Kirat domain signal
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Public RDAP record, last read 12 Nov 2026, 15:40 UTC.
- Domain age 3 months
- Registered
- Expires
- Registrar InternetX
- DNSSEC Not signed
Kirat post-launch signal
The record for Kirat after its launch on Nexora Launch (25 October 2026), from the readings we keep.
- 12 Domain Rating (Ahrefs) +8 (up) since launch
at launch: 4 (25 Oct 2026); latest: 12 Nov 2026 - 1 Trust Flow (Majestic)
first measured 25 Oct 2026 - 3 Referring domains (Majestic)
first measured 25 Oct 2026
Day 18 since launch. Next receipt: day 30, 24 Nov 2026. A change here is a reading, not a claim about its cause; lots of things move these figures. Anything we do not measure is not shown.
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Quick answers
- How is Kirat different from other council tools like llm-council or PAL MCP?
- Kirat installs through Claude Desktop's extension dialog with API keys stored securely in the operating system, and includes a budget guard with daily ceiling, two-round cap, domain tie-break, failure handling, 345 tests, and a plain-language interface. llm-council is an unsupported open-source web app, while PAL MCP is a free open-source MCP server installed via terminal that supports many providers.
- Do I need to be a developer to use Kirat?
- No. If you can install a Claude extension and create two API keys, you can use Kirat. You ask Claude in plain language and Claude calls the tools.
- What does it cost to run Kirat and how does the budget guard work?
- You pay OpenAI and Google directly for usage. One council decision costs $0.02–$0.15 depending on effort and input size; image generation costs $0.05–$0.20 per call. The budget guard reserves worst-case costs before each call and blocks calls exceeding your daily budget, set to $5 per UTC day by default and adjustable. It is best-effort, so also set spending limits at the providers.
- Which AI models does Kirat use and what happens if a provider retires a model?
- By default Kirat uses gpt-5.6 from OpenAI and gemini-3.6-flash from Google, with Claude as the third voter. Model names and prices are settings. If a provider retires a model, you enter the new name and its two prices without needing an update.
- Do I need to be a developer?
- No. If you can install a Claude extension and create two API keys, you can use Kirat. You ask Claude in plain language — Ask the Kirat council: Postgres or SQLite? Give your own position too. — and Claude calls the tools.
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