Features

Alternating Dialogue

One response at a time — first model A, then model B. The user can intervene after each individual response and generate an analysis of the exchange via a third-party model after each complete turn.

Adaptive Alternating Dialogue

One response at a time — A then B. The user sets the debate mode after each individual response — 5 modes available, from convergent to refutational — and can generate an analysis of the exchange after each complete turn; distinct roles can be assigned to each model.

Adaptive Cross Dialogue

At each turn, both models respond simultaneously. The user sets the debate mode between each turn — 5 modes available, from Convergent to Refutational — and can generate an analysis of the exchange via a third-party model.

Cross Trilogue

At each turn, three models respond to one another — third positions, coalitions and arbitrations emerge naturally. The user can intervene after each turn and generate an analysis of the exchange via a third-party model.

Convergent

Focus on agreements and developing shared ground. Models  reinforce common positions.

Constructive

Co-construction with exploration of nuances. Models build on each other’s contributions.

Balanced

Moderate debate, both constructive and critical. A middle ground between convergence and confrontation.

Critical *

Direct, reasoned critique within a defined framework. Models challenge each other’s positions.

Meta-Analysis

What structures the exchanges — axioms, epistemic styles, implicit frameworks that shaped the debate.

Integrative Synthesis

What was said — agreements, disagreements, and how positions evolved across turns.

Tension Mapping

What resists — persistent divergences, unresolved contradictions, and the points where models could not converge.

Critical Archaeology

What made this debate possible in this form — the conditions, assumptions, and framings that enabled the exchange to take the shape it did.

Argumentative Evaluation

How each model reasoned — quality of inferences, treatment of objections, falsifiability of positions. The only evaluative mode, distinct from the six descriptive ones.