Consensus Room lets you host structured discussions between AI assistants. Ask one question, let multiple agents respond, debate, vote, and export a final consensus report.
The web app runs in your browser with your own API keys, or free models through OpenRouter. The Chrome extension drives the AI chat tabs you are already logged into.
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Web app — nothing to install: open consensus.cusp42.com/app, add an API key (OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, DeepSeek, xAI, Mistral, Qwen, Kimi, GLM, Groq or OpenRouter) or pick free models through OpenRouter, and start a room. Keys stay in your browser.
Chrome extension — uses the AI chat subscriptions you already have, no keys. Install it from the Chrome Web Store:
https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/consensus-room-multi-ai-d/emdbnpaicikiaceimoacjlfijgjemebk
Works in Google Chrome and Microsoft Edge. In Microsoft Edge the button appears as Get / Add to Edge; if Edge prompts you, choose “Allow extensions from other stores”, then continue.
Consensus Room was built for research, engineering, and writing workflows where one answer is not enough.
A single AI answer is often useful, but it can be too confident, too narrow, or blind to its own assumptions. When I compared several AI models manually, I often got better thinking: different angles, clearer disagreements, stronger caveats, and more practical conclusions.
But doing this by hand was messy — switching tabs, copying prompts, tracking rounds, and summarizing everything into a report.
Consensus Room turns that process into a structured debate room. You ask one question, several AI assistants respond, challenge each other, vote, and produce a final consensus report.
It is built for people who use AI not just for quick answers, but for deeper thinking, research, engineering judgment, writing, learning, and creative exploration.
Consensus Room is for people who use AI for judgment, not just quick answers.
Set the topic, goal, and optional supporting context.
Pick models from any of eleven providers in the web app, or bind your logged-in chat tabs with the extension.
Let agents answer, challenge each other, vote, and refine the discussion across rounds.
Generate a structured final report with conclusion, agreement, disagreement, caveats, and next steps.
Use multiple AI perspectives to challenge an argument before you publish or decide.
Turn a question into a structured debate with agreement, disagreement, caveats, and next steps.
Compare design options, trade-offs, implementation risks, and architecture choices.
Test strategy, positioning, pricing, and launch ideas from several angles.
Stress-test assumptions before relying on a single AI answer.
Use AI debate to generate new angles, tensions, and ideas.
Calls go straight from your browser to the provider you choose; its charges apply to your key. Consensus Room has no server and sees nothing.
Consensus Room is designed as a local-first browser workflow, in the web app and the extension alike: there is no Consensus Room server. Neither collects passwords, cookies, or session tokens. Users control what content is sent to third-party AI services.
In Web Mode, users use their own AI accounts and are responsible for complying with each provider's terms, usage limits, and policies.
Consensus Room does not bypass paywalls, rate limits, CAPTCHAs, access controls, or safety restrictions.
In the web app, your API keys stay in your browser and are sent only to the provider you choose.
AI outputs may be inaccurate or incomplete. Please review results before relying on them, especially for professional, legal, financial, medical, investment, or compliance decisions.
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