dannymac180/sol-advisor

Sol Advisor is a plugin for AI coding assistants that adds a structured process around how bigger coding tasks get planned, built, and checked. Instead of letting one AI model handle everything from planning to writing code to reviewing its own work, Sol Advisor splits the job across different roles: a main orchestrator that stays in your regular chat and owns the requirements and the review, one or two implementer roles that actually write the code, and a separate advisor role that looks at the finished changes with fresh eyes before anything is marked done. The idea is that having a different, less biased reviewer check the diff catches problems that the same model that wrote the code might miss or gloss over, since it was not the one that made the original decisions. You choose which specific AI models fill each of these roles yourself, through a short setup conversation that runs the first time you use the plugin, and Sol Advisor never guesses or substitutes a model on its own if your choice is not available. It currently supports Codex, where it installs as an official plugin through Codex's plugin marketplace, and Cursor, where getting it working requires a workaround because of some compatibility issues with how Cursor currently loads plugins that use this system. The workaround makes a separate local copy of the plugin, patches around the specific parts that do not yet work in Cursor, and adds the missing pieces directly to that one project's configuration, without touching your other projects or global settings. Under the hood, Sol Advisor is built around a small local server that communicates over a standard protocol called MCP, runs using the Bun JavaScript runtime, and needs no other outside dependencies to operate. Every generated configuration file is shown to you for review before anything is installed, and setup, installation, and removal all require you to explicitly confirm each step rather than happening automatically in the background.