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LLMs give one answer, one angle, zero pushback. Verdict spawns 3 to 5 AI agents who research, argue, and cross examine each other's claims. Every claim is tracked in an argument graph: standing, challenged, rebutted, or conceded. Opus 4.6 synthesizes a structured verdict with an emergent decision matrix where criteria come from the debate itself. Three novel algorithms: argument graph for claim lifecycle, protocol engine forcing direct engagement, and emergent decision matrix. Smart routing keeps costs under $0.72: Opus for synthesis, Sonnet for debate, Haiku for classification. A doctor tested it with a real medical question and got structured debate in 5 minutes where ChatGPT failed after 15 prompts. Ships as web app, npm SDK, CLI, and MCP server. Built solo in 6 days. Live at verdict.glinr.com, full cloud version launching soon.

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