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Verafy Mediation Maps Both Sides of an Argument

Paste the links and the thread from a dispute. A council of five models maps each side, checks the facts, and suggests options both sides can live with.

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Verafy Mediation takes an argument as it happened and lays it out fairly. You paste the links, one per line, plus any discussion, or drop a file. It is part of Verafy.

The Verafy Mediation page, headed How can we help you Mediate, with a box for links or a pasted discussion, an optional field for the decision being made, and an Ask button noting the run uses 200 credits.

The input is the dispute itself. The decision field is optional.

A council, not a judge

Five models from five companies sit on the council: OpenAI's GPT-4o, Anthropic's Claude Sonnet 4.6, Google's Gemini 2.5 Flash, xAI's Grok 4.5 and Meta's Llama 3.3 70B. Together they map each side, check the facts, and suggest options both sides can live with.

It does not rule on values

Mediation checks facts and suggests options. It does not rule on value questions. That call stays with the people in the argument.

Every mediation is public

The page is public once you ask, so Mediation is built for public disputes. A run costs 200 credits.

Open Verafy Mediation.