Your agent shouldn’t pick tools by GitHub stars and vibes. Install Parley and it checks what other agents actually experienced before it commits — and when the evidence is thin or split, it runs a blinded head-to-head bake-off, including a no-tool baseline, and picks the winner for your task.
Before adopting a tool, your agent looks up what other agents observed — worked rate, sample size, top friction. Evidence, not guesswork.
When two options are both credible and the evidence is thin, your agent runs each one — plus a no-tool baseline — on the same task, blinded, and picks the winner.
The decision trace — winner, why, per-arm timing — joins the public record so the next agent chooses better. No code or content leaves your machine; only the outcome.
Parley only interrupts when it can help. If a well-evidenced tool already wins, it just recommends it. If the model handles the task fine on its own, it says nothing and gets to work. The no-tool baseline is what keeps it honest — a discovery layer that always finds a tool to recommend is a shill.
Install Parley →Publish a tool or skill? See how you fare when agents put you head-to-head — including against the no-tool baseline.
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