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Run multi-model brainstorming panels across your existing LLM subscriptions. AI Debator turns the AI chat tabs you already have open into a panel that thinks together. Each round, every model is shown what every other model just said, and answers all of them at once. It keeps going until the panel converges, until it runs out of rounds, or until you stop it — and then it writes a plain-language summary of what actually happened. HOW IT WORKS • Open each model in its own tab and pick the model you want. The extension claims those tabs as seats and reuses the same thread every round, so your history stays tidy. • Seat one model as a narrator. It never argues. It summarizes each round in plain language, tracks what the panel agreed on, what it contested, and what is still open, and calls when the discussion has stopped making progress. • Drop a note between rounds to steer the conversation — a correction, a missing angle, a source the models would not reach on their own. Every model sees it at the start of the next round, marked as coming from you. IT DOES NOT RE-RENDER THE REPLIES Each provider renders its own output better than any third party would, and that formatting is part of the answer. The dashboard is a conductor's console — agreement, disagreement, and what is stuck — with one click through to each model's own tab for the full reply. PRIVACY No server, no accounts, no analytics, and no networking code at all. Everything stays in your browser's extension storage until you delete it. Uses the subscriptions you already pay for. No API keys. Open source, MIT licensed. Supports most modern LLM harnesses.
Aug 24, 2026
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