Collaborative intelligence

Don't settle for the first answer.

Ask once. Dr Moot convenes a panel of leading AI models to challenge the answer and each other, expose what's missing and deliver a considered verdict.

The deliberation

Watch the answer earn its place.

Every moot runs in the open. Seats draft, challenge and verify in real time, and the transcript keeps every claim - contested or settled - on the record.

Every seat visible

Generator, Sceptic and Specialist work in parallel, each badged with the lab and model holding the seat.

Dissent on the record

Contested claims stay in the transcript with the vote that split the panel.

A verdict you can audit

The Chair’s ruling links back to the rounds, votes and sources that produced it.

From the dictionary

moot /muːt/ adjective 1. Open to question. Subjected to discussion. 2. Deprived of practical significance; made abstract or purely academic. verb 1. To bring up for discussion; broach. 2. Debate. noun 1. An assembly of the people, convened to deliberate and decide; a council or meeting. (Old English mōt, gemōt)

The premise

Should one model mark its own homework?

A single model states its mistakes with confidence. A panel catches false positives before they reach you.

False positives are confident

Any single model has blind spots and can state mistakes with the same confidence as facts - there is no signal telling you which is which.

Every answer, equally confident4 were wrong

Scrutiny, built in

A sceptic challenges the draft, independent labs cross-check it, and only the answer that survives scrutiny is presented - a second opinion by default.

Claims surviving scrutiny0 of 5

Two claims withdrawn under challenge before the verdict.

Independent seats

Each seat is held by a different lab, so the models genuinely check each other.

Dissent stays visible

The transcript keeps what was claimed, contested and decided on the record.

High stakes, flagged

Auto spots consequential questions and routes them to deeper deliberation.

Challenged by design

A dedicated sceptic attacks the draft’s assumptions instead of politely agreeing with it.

Checked by independents

Models from separate labs cross-examine each other’s claims, so shared blind spots surface.

Verified against sources

Search agents check surviving claims against real evidence before the Chair rules.

Deliberating with frontier models from

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The panel

Every seat has one job.

Change any prompt. Assign any model. Save the panel and convene it again.

Illustrated portrait of the Generator seat
Generator

Commits to the strongest complete answer and states its assumptions so the panel can attack them.

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Sceptic

Finds factual errors, unsupported assumptions and the logical gaps that could change the answer.

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Specialist

Checks facts, figures, definitions and sources, separating evidence from inference.

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Chair

Weighs the strongest arguments left standing and delivers one clear, actionable verdict.

How it works

One question. A proper hearing.

Watch each claim get drafted, contested and refined. The transcript shows the working exchange, while dissent remains visible.

Ask

input

Give the panel your question, context or document once.

Deliberate

process

Models take defined roles and challenge each other in real time.

Thinking · 3 seats

GeneratorGPT-5.6-sol

Cross-review round 2

SUMMARY

Recommendation Do not ban social media for all UK under-16s. The governmen…

The Sceptic and Specialist reinforce my position: causal evidence for population-level harm reduction from a blanket ban is insufficient, while evasion, displacement, privacy costs, and lost benefits are material.

ScepticClaude Sonnet 5

Cross-review round 2

SUMMARY

Where the panel agrees (and why it holds) All three of us independently reject …

Both Generator and Specialist converged on “no blanket ban, regulate design/features” - matching my prior position. No one defended a full ban, so the panel has reached consensus.

SpecialistGrok 4.5

Cross-review round 2

SUMMARY

Established evidence Large correlational datasets (Millennium Cohort, YRBS,…

Generator correctly prioritises feature-level duties and privacy-preserving assurance over prohibition; their displacement claim matches my enforcement data.

Verify

evidence

Claims are checked against sources before the Chair reaches a verdict.

Verification Round 1

Complete

Checked 3 contested claims:

  • France and Nordic countries retreated from wealth taxes
  • The top 1% own ~40% or more of global wealth
  • No modern market democracy has sustained a wealth ceiling

Used 9 sources

en

Why are France’s top earners leaving and where are they going? | Euronews

euronews.com

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Before California, France tried a wealth tax. Rich people fled instead | Fortune

fortune.com

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World’s top 1% own more wealth than 95% of humanity, says Oxfam

oxfam.org

Decide

output

The Chair weighs what survives and returns one actionable verdict.

Chair verdict

No formal enterprise-harness standard exists yet. Harness quality, not model choice, is what determines the outcome.

Panel agreement

Unanimous

3 of 3 positions in

Chair confidence

Medium

Held at medium because three claims rest on vendor material alone.

Contested · 0:20

The disagreement is about confidence, not the conclusion - Sceptic wants the adoption claims rated Medium.

Choose the depth

Not every question needs a panel.

By default Dr Moot chooses the right process: Solo answers directly, Review improves one answer, Debate tests opposing sides, and Moot convenes the full panel.

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Solo

One model answers directly for quick, low-stakes questions.

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Review

One answer is drafted, independently challenged, revised and judged.

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Debate

Affirmative and Negative argue opposing sides and a Chair decides.

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Moot Council

Generator, Sceptic and Specialist deliberate toward one chaired verdict.

Built for consequential work

Where missing one thing costs more than asking twice.

Consensus check round 1

Complete

Panel did not reach a stance

91%

CONTESTED · 1

Generator's analogy that ‘taxation already limits property rights’ fully rebuts the libertarian objection that a near-100% marginal cap is categorically different from ordinary taxation.

63%*
1 agree·1 disagree·1 abstain

AGREED BUT UNRESOLVED · 3

Whether Generator's ‘ethically defensible in principle’ claim should be explicitly labeled as Rawlsian-leaning rather than presented as framework-neutral (Sceptic raises this as a load-bearing unsupported assumption).

AGREED AND RESOLVED · 4

A hard maximum wealth cap is ethically permissible in principle under at least some normative frameworks.

1 agree·0 disagree·2 abstain

Strategy & product

Market entry, build versus buy, pricing and operating choices.

Documents & contracts

Find one-sided clauses, unusual terms and costly omissions.

Technical review

Challenge architecture and code instead of politely summarising it.

Research & analysis

Stress-test claims, sources and counter-arguments before publishing.

Frequently asked questions

Do you have any questions? We have got you covered.

Dr Moot convenes a panel of leading AI models to deliberate on your question. Instead of trusting a single model's first answer, the panel drafts, critiques, and revises until it reaches a consensus answer you can rely on.

An LLM council - sometimes called an AI model council - is a panel of several large language models that deliberates on a question together instead of one model answering alone: the models draft, critique each other and vote, and a chair delivers a verdict. Dr Moot is a productised LLM council. It convenes models from independent labs, has them challenge each other's answers, and shows you the agreement, the dissent and the confidence behind the result.

Any single model has blind spots and can state mistakes with confidence. In a moot, a sceptic challenges the draft, models from independent labs cross-check each other, and only the answer that survives scrutiny is presented - so you get a second opinion built in.

Relay passes your question between models sequentially - one drafts, another critiques, the first revises. Debate has models argue their positions concurrently. Moot convenes the full panel - a generator, a sceptic, and a specialist - with a chair steering rounds of deliberation until consensus is reached.

No. By default Dr Moot routes each question to the mode that fits it best, and automatically flags high-stakes questions for deeper deliberation. You can always pick a mode manually if you prefer.

The panel is drawn from frontier models across independent labs, including OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, xAI, and Mistral. Each seat is held by a different lab so the models genuinely check each other, and if a model is unavailable a substitute from another lab steps in automatically.

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