Verafy Mediation
Paste the links or the thread from a dispute. A council of models maps each side, checks the facts, and suggests options both sides can live with.
Problem
An argument online arrives as a pile of links and a long thread. Each side has its own facts, and nobody in it is placed to summarise the other side fairly.
Solution
Mediation takes the links, a pasted discussion or a file, and an optional description of the decision being made. A council of five models from OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, xAI and Meta maps each side, checks the facts, and suggests options both sides can live with. A run costs 200 credits, and the result is a public page.
Analysis
It does not rule on value questions. Checking a fact and choosing between two sets of values are different jobs, and a council that ruled on the second would be one more side in the argument.
The trade-off is privacy. Every mediation is public once you ask, so it suits public disputes, not private ones.
Screens
The input is the argument as it happened: links and the pasted thread. The decision field is optional, and the council will suggest one.