CortiX NeuriX
An independent research workbench: Researcher, Critic and Alternative Solver lanes with no forced consensus, Bring together, a Council of models with a chair, diagnostics and a citation audit.
What it does
CortiX NeuriX is an independent research workbench: two to four lanes work the same question on their own, with no forced consensus.
Lanes: Researcher, Critic and Alternative Solver by default, or roles in your own words, each with its own model and history.
Bring together: on request a chosen model writes one answer from the lanes and names where they differ.
Council: two to four member models answer in parallel and a chair model writes the answer, saying where the members agree and where they differ. Every member's answer is kept with the chair's answer.
Diagnostics for every round with two or more answers: agreement, diversity and numeric divergence, measured on the words and stated as such. A citation audit of every answer that used web sources and a claim check.
Data analysis and round tools as in MatriX: statistics, forecasts chosen by backtest, pivot tables with charts and export to Word, Excel, Markdown and PDF.
Read-only research tools in every lane: web search, live data, math, project search, memory search and skills. Nothing in a lane writes or sends.
Included each month (about; an estimate set from the gateway metering): Solo about 3,000 standard and 150 premium-model lane answers; Team about 2,500 standard and 100 premium per user. A round of four lanes is four lane answers. MatriX plus NeuriX together ($45 Solo, $39 a user Team) is available as a private offer.
Every model shown is named. Answers are metered like chat answers. Your data stays in your CortiX workspace and never crosses workspaces.
Highlights
- Independent lanes (Researcher, Critic and Alternative Solver) with no forced consensus; Bring together on request.
- Council: two to four member models and a chair that names where they agree and where they differ.
- Diagnostics on every round (agreement, diversity, numeric divergence), a citation audit and a claim check.