One AI gives you an answer. Three give you a decision.
Ask a question and Claude, GPT, and Gemini answer independently. Once the answers are in, they are weighed together to see where they agree, where they pull in different directions, and what only one of them caught, before landing on a clear way forward. The answers are short with a hard cap, since this is a demo. Nothing you type is saved. Go ahead and try it!
Ask a question, three AIs answer live
Write your own, or click a ready-made question. Claude, GPT, and Gemini answer separately, then a synthesis weighs them together.
This runs for real, with a hard cap on answer length. Short answers are the whole point of a demo. Keep the question professional and free of personal data.
How it is built
From question to way forward in four steps
What happens between the moment you hit the button and the moment the way forward lands.
Your question
Up to 200 characters. Enough for a sharp question, and it keeps the demo fast.
Three calls in parallel
The same question, three models, at once. Each one answers briefly.
Independent answers
The answers come in separately. No model sees what the others write. That is what makes the comparison honest.
The synthesis
A fourth run weighs the answers together. Where they agree, where they differ, what only one of them caught. Last, a clear way forward.
A quick gate reads the question first and only lets through what fits, so nothing runs for no reason. Then there are caps per visitor and per hour, and hard budget limits at all three providers. Nothing you type is saved.
The same flow lives as a tool in Torbjörn’s everyday work, one command that sends the question to all three at once and saves each run as a structured file. What started as three chat windows and copy-paste is now a single call.
The method
What do you use it for?
A real second opinion
On a topic you don’t know yourself, one answer is just one answer. Three independent answers give you something to weigh against each other.
Less room for hallucination
When one model makes something up, it shows right away, because the other two say something else.
Find the real decisions
Where the models disagree is where a real decision sits. That is where you are needed.
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