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Idea validation

Test the idea before you build it.

Several leading AI models look at your idea on their own, read each other's answers and push back. You get one synthesized answer, the points they agree on, where they disagree and the risks – before you spend a month building.

How it works

  1. 01

    Describe the idea

    What it is, who it is for and what you want to know. Pick 2 to 6 models or keep the suggested ones; the estimated cost shows before you start.

  2. 02

    The models argue it out

    Each model answers on its own first. Then every model reads the others' answers without knowing whose they are, and critiques them.

  3. 03

    Read one result

    A synthesized answer, the points the models agree on, the areas where they disagree and who holds which position, the risks, and a confidence based on the models' positions.

What you get

  • Synthesized answer

    One answer built from every model's view, not five tabs to compare yourself.

  • Model agreement

    What the models agree on, so you can tell a shared view from one model's quirk.

  • Areas of disagreement

    Where they split and who says what. The riskiest assumption is often right there.

  • Confidence based on model positions

    How many models took the same position and how firmly, with the method shown next to the number.

  • Build this

    Take the result straight into Code, where the idea becomes the brief for a first version.

  • Saved to a project

    Keep the session in a project with the chats, code and files that follow.

Idea validation questions

Is this business or investment advice?
No. It is a structured comparison of what several AI models say about your idea. Agreement and confidence show how far the models converge; they do not predict whether the idea will succeed, and the decision stays yours.
Which models take part?
You choose 2 to 6 models from the catalog, or keep the suggested set. The result names every model that answered.
What does it cost?
The token prices of the models you pick, in credits, for every answer, critique and the synthesis. The estimate shows before you start, and answers show once two models have answered. If fewer than two models answer, or the session fails on our side, nothing is charged. If you stop it, or its synthesis fails, after two or more have answered, the model calls already completed are charged.
Is this the old Ideation?
Yes. Ideation is now the Idea validation template of Consensus, so the same test runs on the models you choose. Reports you made in Ideation stay in your projects.
What happens after the result?
Save the session to a project, ask follow-up questions in Chat, or choose Build this to start a first version in Code.

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