Fugue Sonata Concert

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# Workflow: Musical Structures

## Purpose

Defines execution patterns for three consensus modes: Fugue (2 models), Sonata (3 models), and Concert (5+ models).

**Use when:** Musical Structure Selector chooses structure based on query complexity and confidence requirements.

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## Overview

| Structure | Models | Pattern | Use Case |
|-----------|--------|---------|----------|
| **Fugue** | 2 | Counterpoint (thesis ↔ antithesis → synthesis) | Simple queries, quick verification |
| **Sonata** | 3 | Development (thesis → antithesis → synthesis) | Standard consensus, moderate complexity |
| **Concert** | 5+ | Symphony (distributed ensemble) | High-stakes, maximum confidence |

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## Fugue (2 Models)

### Musical Analogy

In music, a fugue features two voices:
- **Voice 1 (Subject):** Introduces theme
- **Voice 2 (Answer):** Responds in counterpoint
- **Synthesis:** Voices interweave to resolution

### ACP Implementation

**Models:** Typically GPT-4 + Claude 3.5

**Pattern:**