One AI does the work. Several check it.

01 · Ask

Start from one prompt.

Agent is where every question starts: one AI researches and writes the answer, and the AIs you chose check its work. Compare, the answers side by side, waits in the (+) menu, next to your files.

Preview of the message box, with this question typed in and ready to send:

Can a heat pump heat our 1978 house with the original radiators?

2 AIs cross-check

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02 · Run

The agent shows its work.

It searches the web, reads sources and works with your files, and for a task it can use a browser in its own workspace. The AIs you chose follow every step and review the answer independently, without ever steering it. Before a risky step, one of them can pause the run until you decide. Scroll to move the run.

Preview of a finished Agent turn:

Can a heat pump heat our 1978 house with the original radiators?

Thought for 24s, reviewed by Claude and DeepSeek

This turns on each room's heat loss, not on the year the house was built. Independent answers first.
Compared perspectives: 2 answers
Both say it can work. They split on whether a test week with the boiler shows which radiators can stay.

Probably yes, with a few radiators changed, not all of them.

Three sentences from the answer and what the reviewers noted on each

The walls and windows were renewed in 2015, and that matters more than the year the house was built.: Wrong: only the walls were insulated in 2015.
Test it this winter: turn the boiler down to 50 °C for a cold week.: Doubtful: a mild week says little about a heat pump at minus ten.
Have the heat pump sized from the calculation, not from the old boiler’s output.: Incomplete: the hot water is missing.

Without the reviewers, all three would have read as settled.

Notes 3, Answers 2

Can a heat pump heat our 1978 house with the original radiators?

Working for 0s

Probably yes, with a few radiators changed, not all of them.

The walls and windows were renewed in 2015, and that matters more than the year the house was built.
Test it this winter: turn the boiler down to 50 °C for a cold week.
Have the heat pump sized from the calculation, not from the old boiler’s output.

Without the reviewers, all three would have read as settled.

Notes 3 Answers 2

03 · Decide

The doubt is marked in the answer.

One answer, read top to bottom, with the reviewers' doubts written into it rather than hidden behind it. Four things carry that.

01

Who checked it

Under every answer stand the AIs that reviewed it and what they found. There is no score: a passage carries a reviewer's note, or nobody objected to it. Unmarked text means no objection, not confirmed.

Reviewed by Claude, DeepSeek

1 wrong · 1 doubtful · 1 incomplete

Unmarked text means no objection, not confirmed.

Notes 3 Answers 2
02

What a reviewer noted

Click a marked passage and its notes open: who noted it, what kind of note it is, and in what words, with the source where the reviewer gave one.

Try the marked sentence.

The walls and windows were renewed in 2015, and that matters more than the year the house was built.

Wrong: 1 reviewer objects walls and windows were renewed in 2015

Claude · Wrong

The question says only the walls were insulated in 2015. The windows are still the original double glazing.
03

What the colours mean

A noted passage wears the colour of its most serious note: red where a reviewer says it is wrong, amber where one doubts it, grey where something is missing. The mark sits on the sentence it belongs to, so you never have to hold two documents open at once.
- The walls and windows were renewed in 2015 red · wrong
- Turn the boiler down to 50 °C for a cold week amber · doubtful
- Size the heat pump from the calculation grey · incomplete
- Rooms that stay warm keep their radiators unmarked · no objection
04

What the others answered

When independent views help, or when you ask for them, the agent puts its question to the same AIs. Each answers on its own, and under Answers you read every answer in full, or two side by side.
- Claude Run the boiler at 50 °C for a cold week and note which rooms stay warm. Those radiators can stay.
- DeepSeek Do not rely on a boiler test alone. A boiler at 50 °C on a mild day says little about a heat pump at minus ten.

Before a risky step

A reviewer paused before a step

Possible damage: This cancels both contracts, but you asked about the internet contract only. Claude

The step that has not run yet Clicks “Cancel both contracts”

Let it run

The step runs only if you let it. Until then the agent waits, and you can stop the run instead.

04 · Monitor

Know when the answer changes.

Turn any question into a Watch and say what you're waiting for. consens.io checks it on your schedule and tells you when the answer moves on new evidence, or when that thing happens.

Watch Moved

Has the EU guidance for general-purpose AI models changed?

Waiting for The AI Office can fine model providers Not yet

WeeklyWhen it moves or is reachedTelegram

Jul 14

First checkThe answer and the sources behind it.

Jul 21

The answer changedNew transparency requirements are now included.

ec.europa.eu

The answer movedTelegram · now

What changed: The answer now includes the new transparency requirements for model providers.
Why: New evidence the earlier answer did not have.
Waiting for: The AI Office can fine model providers

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Why consens.io

Built for decisions that need a second view.

Compare

Original answers stay visible

Open Answers to read what each AI answered when the agent asked, or compare two answers side by side.

Verify

Doubt is marked in place

Where a reviewer finds a passage wrong, doubtful or incomplete, the sentence itself carries the mark, instead of the doubt being smoothed into one confident answer.

Control

You choose the checks

Pick the AI that does the work, the AIs that check it, and whether it reasons first. A review is a second view, not a guarantee: unmarked text means no objection, not confirmed.

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