Crossfire

Crossfire — Multi-LLM Debate Orchestrator Stop tab-switching between AI chatbots. Crossfire lets you ask a single question to ChatGPT, Gemini, and Claude simultaneously, then orchestrates a structured debate so you can compare perspectives side by side. How It Works 1. Create custom AI personas — assign each model a unique name, role, and system prompt (e.g. "Conservative Analyst", "Devil's Advocate", "Technical Expert"). 2. Select which personas join the debate and type your question. 3. All models answer in parallel. View real-time streaming responses in a tabbed side panel. 4. Launch cross-examination rounds — each model critiques the others' arguments. Models that have nothing to add can pass. 5. When every model passes, Crossfire automatically triggers a ranking round where each model scores all participants. 6. A final conclusion is generated by the top-ranked model, summarizing the entire debate. Key Features - Parallel querying: Send one prompt to multiple LLMs at once and watch responses stream in real time. - Custom personas: Same provider, different perspectives. Create as many models as you need, each with its own system prompt and color. - Structured debate: Automated cross-debate rounds with pass detection and ranking. - Aggregated rankings: Every model ranks every other model. Crossfire aggregates scores and visualizes the results with detailed reasoning. - AI-generated conclusion: The winning model writes a balanced summary of the entire discussion. - Live connection status: See which model tabs are connected, with one-click reconnect. - Per-model error handling: Retry failed models individually or jump to their tab to investigate. - Session persistence: Your debate state survives panel close/reopen. - Side panel UI: Works alongside your browsing without leaving the page. Supported Providers - ChatGPT (chatgpt.com) - Gemini (gemini.google.com) - Claude (claude.ai) Requirements - You must be logged in to each AI service you want to use. - No API keys needed — Crossfire works directly with the web interfaces. Privacy Crossfire does not collect, store, or transmit any user data. All prompts and responses stay between your browser and the AI services you use. Configuration is stored locally in your browser.