Convene the panel
paste a claim · pick presets · run the 3-vote panel
Panel deliberating
3 panelists · each given a distinct lens
did Claude hallucinate that·3-vote adversarial verification·sovereign
paste a claim · pick presets · run the 3-vote panel
3 panelists · each given a distinct lens
Verify every claim your retrieval-augmented chain produces against its own sources. Catch the moment the model wanders off the corpus.
Adversarially vet user-generated claims before they ship. False-statistic posts caught upstream of publication.
Hallucinated API signatures, fabricated library names, wrong version numbers — the panel catches what the LLM smuggled past you.
Pro tier signs every verdict with Konomi keys. Your audit trail proves you ran the gate before propagating the claim.
The workflow that birthed this primitive. Kill 50%+ of plausible nonsense before it lands in the final report.
Use the panel as a judge over your own model's outputs. Cheaper than human review, sharper than single-model self-critique.
Every LLM application generates plausible nonsense. A single-vote check inherits the model's blind spots — it doesn't know what it doesn't know. The 3-vote panel works because each panelist is prompted with a distinct adversarial lens: skeptic, technical detail, nuance. Disagreement is the signal. When the panel splits 2-1, the claim deserves the human's attention. When the panel agrees 3-0 to refute, the model can keep walking. That's the gate. No public competitor packages this as a primitive.