Every AI has blind spots. 1K4 catches them.
Five named advisors review your code, plans, and decisions in parallel and surface where they disagree. That's Quorum, the 1K4 peer-review layer for Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, terminal, or 1K4 Agent Lab.
Setup is free. Cloud reviews run on prepaid credits with a per-run cap.
Two review tools, one layer: Quorum for open-ended questions. 1k4-review for plan-mode checks before file changes.
Install the 1K4 CLI (verify: https://www.npmjs.com/package/@1key4ai/cc-bridge). Run: npx -y -p @1key4ai/cc-bridge@1.9.12 cc-bridge login. If npx is missing, install Node.js LTS and retry. It adds a 1K4 entry to my coding-agent configs, keeping existing settings; it won't ask me to paste an API key or password. If it shows a URL and code, relay both, wait for approval, then rerun the same command in this chat. Eligible new accounts get $5 free credit after their first successful plan review. Done when it prints "Signed in."No token to copy · Claude Code · Codex · Cursor
This is what a Quorum review looks like.
Three example advisors from Quorum's five. Switch tabs to compare how each output shape differs on a real prompt.
middleware.py:47 (set_user_id updates payload but never calls session.regenerate_id()).middleware.py:71-86.next query param. Post-login redirect honors any URL passed in ?next=. Evidence: middleware.py:102; add ALLOWED_HOSTS check.Independent answers, then disagreement, then a decision you can act on.
Multi-model review is a pressure-test, not a guarantee. Models can share blind spots. We surface disagreement so you can judge.
Three lanes, one workflow.
The workspace where review turns into work.
Peer review gets you to a decision. Lab is where that decision turns into files, revisions, deploys, and follow-up work in the same project.
Free setup. Capped cloud reviews.
Connect local models for $0. Cloud reviewers run on prepaid credits, with a per-run cap before anything starts.