Tool

The Round Table

Ask a question. Up to 10 AI models argue it out at one table. You get a plan.

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By the numbers

Real counts

10Seats, from 2 companies
74Turns spoken, with 0 errors
25:39Minutes from start to adjourn
11Ideas pitched, 4 reached the final round
9of 10Seats signed the final design
4Ways to export the verdict

What it does

In plain words

One AI can sound sure and still be wrong. Here many models pitch ideas, push back on each other and vote. A referee keeps score, so you can see why the table chose what it chose.

Up to 10 seats
Models from 2 companies, Anthropic and OpenAI, sit at one table. You can add or bench seats, from 3 to 16.
A set order of business
Briefing, opening statements, pitches, two rounds of back-and-forth, votes, a written design, a test by a small red team, and sign-off.
A referee named Jev
Jev reads every turn and never votes. It scores each pitch and notes the mood of each turn.
A live room view
See each seat, arcs between who is answering whom, the order of business, and an idea board with a score on every pitch.
Join in
Talk to the table during a meeting, ask one seat a question, or put the meeting on hold.
The verdict
A one-line plan, the steps in build order, every idea pitched, what to watch out for, and who said no.
Replay and export
Replay any past meeting. Export the verdict as HTML, PDF, JSON or Markdown.
Every word saved
Each meeting is saved with a full word-for-word transcript.

See it work

5 real screens

The Round Table room with ten AI seats around an oval, a gold arc between two seats, and a scored idea board below. — 1 / 5The table mid-argument. A glowing arc joins two seats while the idea board fills.

These screens replay a real saved meeting in the real app. The question was about new content for LANTHORNE, my game, and the numbers above come from that meeting.

Ten seats at the table during the final ranking, with the order of business on the left and the transcript on the right. — The final ranking round, with each seat's backing marks beside the transcript.

The adjourned meeting showing the final vote marks on every seat and a Verdict button. — The meeting adjourned: 74 turns, 25:39, and 9 of 10 seats signed.

The verdict panel with a headline, three build steps, and a Do This Next box. — The verdict: a one-line plan and the steps in build order.

Eleven idea cards labeled top pick, merged, finalist or cut, followed by watch-out and who-said-no lists. — Every idea pitched, who pitched it and where it landed, with the risks.

How it works

4 steps

1
You write the question and what the table must know.
2
Up to 10 models open, pitch ideas, argue and vote while a referee scores every turn. You can watch live or jump in.
3
The winning seat writes a design, a small group tries to break it, and the table signs off.
4
You read the verdict: a plan in steps, every idea pitched, and the risks.