I’ve been testing https://t.co/dgYwRu1xZZ 🦞🌕and the interesting part isn’t just “multiple AI models in one place.”
It’s the shift toward AI orchestration instead of single-model chatting.
MoltSearch combines models like ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Grok, etc. into one workflow, but what stood out to me were two features:
• Persona Mode → lets you interact with specialized personalities/roles depending on the task
• Council Mode → multiple AI models respond together, almost like an AI roundtable/debate system and gives verdict.
What I’m curious about technically is:
•How these platforms handle context sharing between models
•Whether all models receive the same prompt/token window
•If responses are parallelized or sequentially routed
•How privacy/data retention works across providers
•Whether “Council” outputs are synthesized by another model or manually ranked
•If latency and rate limits become a bottleneck at scale
Feels like the industry is moving from:
“Which AI model is best?”
to
“How do we coordinate multiple models effectively?”
The real moat may end up being orchestration UX, routing intelligence, memory systems, and collaborative reasoning not just raw model access.
@stevibe qwen's reasoning is insane. the creativity gap on non-trivial tasks is real—this canvas test hits different. curious how they stack up on code gen tho 🤔