Consensus Round Calculator

Consensus Round Calculator MCP Connector for Claude

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Simulate and calculate Raft consensus rounds, quorum thresholds, and election timings.

4 tools Official Updated Oct 1, 2026 Official Vinkius Partner

This MCP server provides deterministic tools to simulate the Raft consensus algorithm. It allows agents to calculate the exact quorum needed for agreement, simulate election outcomes including split votes, estimate election timing based on network round-trip times, and validate log replication consistency across a distributed cluster. Use get_quorum_threshold to find the majority size, simulate_election to check for leader election success, estimate_election_timing for duration predictions, and validate_log_replication to ensure log entries are committed correctly.

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4 tools expose this connector's capabilities to your AI agent.

validate_log_replication

Checks if log entries can be successfully committed or if there are consistency violations

estimate_election_timing

Predicts how long a leader election process is expected to take

simulate_election

Evaluates the current state of an election to determine if a leader has been elected or if a split vote occurred

get_quorum_threshold

Determines the minimum number of agents needed to reach a consensus or win an election

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What is the quorum size for a cluster of 5 agents?

The quorum size for 5 agents is 3.

Estimate the election time for 7 agents with a 150-300ms timeout and 50ms RTT.

The estimated election duration is 225.0ms.

Will an election succeed if 3 out of 5 agents grant their votes?

Yes, since 3 votes meet the quorum of 3 for a 5-agent cluster, a leader will be elected.

The quorum is calculated as the floor of half the total agents plus one, which can be determined using the `get_quorum_threshold` tool.

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