ConvergeQA Reviews (Critique & Iterate)
LocalAbout ConvergeQA Reviews (Critique & Iterate)
ConvergeQA is a multi-model MCP service for document reviews, offering Critique, Iterate, and due-diligence comparison workflows with public verification receipts. Reviewers can inspect disagreements and evidence, then decide what to accept, reject, or revise.
Key features
- 01Start Critique and Iterate reviews
- 02Inspect job status, packets, and sessions
- 03List available review templates
- 04Submit delegated decisions
- 05Export review and comparison artifacts
Use cases
- 01Review a document with multiple models
- 02Track a review and inspect its evidence
- 03Compare due-diligence materials and export results
MCP support
It provides two stdio MCP servers: one for Critique and Iterate review tools, and one for due-diligence comparison tools. They read a ConvergeQA API key or service-account key from environment variables at runtime and do not store keys.
Configuration
Local server config is the same for every client. Copy it into your client’s MCP config file.
uvx convergeqa-mcpCONVERGEQA_API_KEYSecretConvergeQA Developer API key (from https://convergeqa.net/developers). Reviews consume paid credits.CONVERGEQA_SERVICE_ACCOUNT_KEYSecretConvergeQA service-account key (alternative to the Developer API key).Local servers need a runtime on your machine (e.g. Node.js 18+). Config file locations differ by client; see your client’s docs.
Tools
5Saved tool list · updated 3w ago
| Parameter | Type | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| models | array | Yes | |
| prompt | string | No | Synthetic or user-approved text to review. Not returned. |
| base_url | string | No | ConvergeQA base URL. |
| template | string | No | |
| model_tier | enum | No | Required for service-account requests; omit for api-key credentials.budget | premium |
| synthesize | boolean | No | |
| api_key_env | string | No | Environment variable name containing the ConvergeQA API key. |
| prompt_file | string | No | Local file path containing text to review. Not returned. |
| intended_use | string | No | |
| document_name | string | No | |
| max_spend_usd | string | No | Optional advisory spend cap for this request. |
| system_prompt | string | No | |
| credential_kind | enum | No | api-key | service-account |
| idempotency_key | string | No | |
| synthesis_model | string | No | |
| redact_private_urls | boolean | No | |
| service_account_key_env | string | No | Environment variable name containing the ConvergeQA service-account key. |
Details
From the project READMEconvergeqa-mcp
ConvergeQA is a multi-model document review system with public verification receipts. Its panels challenge thinking, surface disagreements, and document review evidence, while the responsible individual decides what to accept, reject, or revise.
This package exposes two stdio MCP servers:
convergeqa-mcp reviews(orconvergeqa-mcp-reviews): Critique and Iterate review tools.convergeqa-mcp compare(orconvergeqa-mcp-compare): Compare due-diligence review tools.
Both servers delegate to the same CLI client contracts used by ConvergeQA agent tooling. Reviews consume paid credits. The servers read a ConvergeQA Developer API key or service-account key from environment variables at runtime, and the tool never stores keys.
Links
- API keys: https://convergeqa.net/developers
- Pricing and credits: https://convergeqa.net/pricing
- Agent overview: https://convergeqa.net/agents
- Trust: https://convergeqa.net/trust
- LLM reference: https://convergeqa.net/llms.txt
Install
From PyPI:
uvx convergeqa-mcp reviews
uvx convergeqa-mcp compare
pipx run convergeqa-mcp reviews
pipx run convergeqa-mcp compare
Or directly from Git:
uvx --from git+https://github.com/convergeqa/convergeqa-mcp.git convergeqa-mcp-reviews
uvx --from git+https://github.com/convergeqa/convergeqa-mcp.git convergeqa-mcp-compare
Claude Code
Set CONVERGEQA_API_KEY or CONVERGEQA_SERVICE_ACCOUNT_KEY before starting your MCP client. The default key names are uppercase environment variables.
claude mcp add convergeqa-reviews --env CONVERGEQA_API_KEY=$CONVERGEQA_API_KEY -- uvx convergeqa-mcp reviews
Add Compare as a second server:
claude mcp add convergeqa-compare --env CONVERGEQA_API_KEY=$CONVERGEQA_API_KEY -- uvx convergeqa-mcp compare
Claude Desktop
Example claude_desktop_config.json:
{
"mcpServers": {
"convergeqa-reviews": {
"command": "uvx",
"args": ["convergeqa-mcp", "reviews"],
"env": {
"CONVERGEQA_API_KEY": "${CONVERGEQA_API_KEY}"
}
},
"convergeqa-compare": {
"command": "uvx",
"args": ["convergeqa-mcp", "compare"],
"env": {
"CONVERGEQA_API_KEY": "${CONVERGEQA_API_KEY}"
}
}
}
}
If your MCP client does not expand environment placeholders, set the key in the client environment by the method that client supports.
Other MCP Clients
These are standard stdio JSON-RPC MCP servers, so any MCP-capable client can run them: Codex CLI, OpenCode, Cursor, OpenClaw, Hermes Agent, and others. The pattern is always the same: launch the command, pass the API key in the environment.
Codex CLI (~/.codex/config.toml):
[mcp_servers.convergeqa-reviews]
command = "uvx"
args = ["convergeqa-mcp", "reviews"]
env = { "CONVERGEQA_API_KEY" = "<your key>" }
[mcp_servers.convergeqa-compare]
command = "uvx"
args = ["convergeqa-mcp", "compare"]
env = { "CONVERGEQA_API_KEY" = "<your key>" }
For clients without a uvx runtime, install once with pipx install convergeqa-mcp and point the client at the installed convergeqa-mcp-reviews and convergeqa-mcp-compare commands. Python 3.10 or newer; no other runtime dependencies.
Tools
convergeqa-mcp reviews (16 tools):
convergeqa_critique_start: Start a private authenticated Critique agent review.convergeqa_critique_status: Fetch owner-scoped Critique job status.convergeqa_critique_packet: Fetch owner-authenticated Critique packet JSON and optionally write it to a path.convergeqa_critique_session: Fetch owner-authenticated Critique session packet.convergeqa_critique_sessions: List owner-authenticated Critique sessions.convergeqa_critique_templates: List API-visible ConvergeQA templates for the configured credential.convergeqa_critique_decide: Submit delegated Critique decisions.convergeqa_critique_export: Download owner-authenticated Critique export ZIP to a caller-selected path.convergeqa_iterate_start: Start a private authenticated Iterate agent review.convergeqa_iterate_status: Fetch owner-scoped Iterate job status.convergeqa_iterate_packet: Fetch owner-authenticated Iterate packet JSON and optionally write it to a path.convergeqa_iterate_session: Fetch owner-authenticated Iterate session packet.convergeqa_iterate_sessions: List owner-authenticated Iterate sessions.convergeqa_iterate_templates: List API-visible ConvergeQA templates for the configured credential.convergeqa_iterate_decide: Submit delegated Iterate decisions.convergeqa_iterate_export: Download owner-authenticated Iterate export ZIP to a caller-selected path.
convergeqa-mcp compare (5 tools):
convergeqa_compare_submit: Submit a private authenticated Compare due-diligence job.convergeqa_compare_status: Fetch owner-scoped Compare due-diligence job status.convergeqa_compare_packet: Fetch owner-authenticated packet JSON and optionally write it to a caller-selected path.convergeqa_compare_bundle: Download owner-authenticated Compare due-diligence bundle to a caller-selected path.convergeqa_compare_run: Submit, poll, fetch packet, and optionally download packet/bundle artifacts.
Credentials
The review servers accept these default environment variable names:
CONVERGEQA_API_KEYCONVERGEQA_SERVICE_ACCOUNT_KEY
Tool arguments may override the environment variable name, but literal credential values are rejected.
Protocol
The current servers speak stdio JSON-RPC and report MCP protocol version 2024-11-05, matching the existing ConvergeQA MCP server behavior.
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