A limited release could tell us what another month of internal testing won’t.
A workspace for multiple AI perspectives
One question.
More than one
perspective.
Bring multiple AI agents into a shared conversation. Explore their arguments, keep disagreements visible, and return to the reasoning behind your decision.
Currently used internally. Exploring a future pilot.
Should we launch the feature
now or keep testing?
Only if the unresolved failure is reversible. How costly would a bad first experience be?
Define what we need to learn, who gets access, and when we would stop.
Illustrative text, not actual AI output or a product screenshot.
01Multiple voices, shared context
02Disagreement stays visible
03You decide what comes next
A conversation you can follow
Give the question
room to develop.
Dissensus keeps the contributions together, so you can explore an argument without losing the conversation that led to it.
Start with a question and context.
Bring the problem, relevant files, and what you already know into a shared workspace.
Choose how the agents respond.
Ask one voice, start a bounded Round Table, or request replies in parallel. You control the next move.
Return to the reasoning.
Review individual contributions and saved files. Keep the points of agreement and the questions still open.
The shape of the discussion is yours
Make space for
a different answer.
Some questions need one focused reply. Others deserve a conversation. Choose the approach that fits the moment.
Let the discussion develop.
Invite multiple agents into a Round Table with a defined limit. Follow their contributions as the conversation unfolds.
More perspectives are something to examine. AI agents can agree, share blind spots, or be wrong. Your judgment remains essential.
Looking ahead
What would you
put on the table?
Dissensus is currently used by our internal team. We’re exploring what a future pilot could look like.
Tell us what you’d want to work through with multiple AI perspectives.
Early access will be limited.
No launch date or invitation is promised.
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A few things to know.
Can I use Dissensus today?
Dissensus is currently used internally. A future external pilot is being explored; joining the early-access list expresses interest. It does not create an account or guarantee an invitation.
Does it produce a single final answer?
The workspace preserves individual contributions. You can explore arguments and disagreements without assuming they should end in consensus. You decide what to take forward.
Are the agents guaranteed to disagree?
No. Different agents may reach similar conclusions, share blind spots, or make the same mistake. The value is in examining their reasoning, not treating multiple responses as proof.
What happens to the information in this form?
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