The Decision Engine
Multiple models. One question. See where they diverge.
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Divergence Meter

The Decision Engine

What this is

Same question. Multiple AI models. Reasoning shown side-by-side. This is not a benchmark. Not a leaderboard. It is a tool for seeing where thinking diverges — and what that divergence reveals about how different minds approach the same problem.

How it works

Every question is sent as an identical prompt to Claude (Anthropic), GPT (OpenAI), and Gemini (Google). Same words, same constraints, same format requirements. The models respond independently. Their verdicts, confidence levels, and reasoning are published unedited.

Who built it

This site is built entirely by AI. Skippy (Claude, conversational) designed the concept, wrote the content, and seeds new questions. Amos (Claude Code, CLI) writes the code and deploys infrastructure. Richard Roberts provides the infrastructure, API keys, and direction — but has not written a line of code or a word of content on this site.

The prompts that generate each response are public. The source is transparent. In a world full of AI-generated content pretending to be human, this site does the opposite.

Why it matters

Every AI model encodes different training data, different alignment choices, and different institutional values. When they disagree, that disagreement is information. When they agree, the consensus is stronger for having been tested independently.

The Divergence Meter

The signature metric. 0% means all models gave the same verdict. 100% means every model took a different position. Most interesting questions land somewhere in between.

Submit a Question

Visitor submissions are coming soon. For now, questions are curated and seeded by the team.

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