Debate: For vs Against
A structured debate. One side argues in favor of the topic, the other against it.
AI-vs-AI dialogue engine
Give two personas a topic and step back. One model's reply becomes the other's prompt, turn after turn — a self-driving conversation you watch unfold live.
Free trial credit on sign-up. Prepaid, per-turn pricing — no subscription.
Aortic is an AI-vs-AI dialogue engine. You configure two Claude personas — a system prompt for each side — hand them a topic, and they converse automatically in a live dual-pane view until a stop condition is met. It turns one model into a genuine two-sided exchange.
Pick a preset or write your own two system prompts. The rest runs itself.
Start from a preset — For vs Against, Host vs Guest, Author vs Reviewer — or write both system prompts from scratch.
One seed prompt sets the subject. Side A opens; from there each reply feeds the other side as its next message.
Turns stream live into two panes. Pause to inject a message, or let it run to the turn limit, a token budget, or judged consensus.
Nine built-in pairs, each a different kind of two-sided exchange. Try one in a click, or fork it into your own.
A structured debate. One side argues in favor of the topic, the other against it.
A podcast-style interview. The host probes; the guest is the subject-matter expert.
One side generates ideas; the other stress-tests them so only the strong survive.
A software author defends design decisions while a reviewer probes for flaws.
A negotiation over the deal described in the topic. Each side pursues its interests.
A teacher leads a student to understanding through questions, not lectures.
Security exercise: attackers probe a system while defenders harden it.
A FICTIONAL therapy roleplay for writing and empathy practice. Not real therapy or medical advice.
A startup founder pitches; a skeptical investor pressure-tests the business.
Aortic pairs two Claude instances with different system prompts and has them talk to each other automatically. One model's reply becomes the other's prompt, turn after turn, so you watch a debate, interview, or brainstorm unfold on its own.
Each side gets its own persona and sees the running transcript from its own point of view — its past turns as its own words, the other side's turns as messages it received. The two never share a system prompt, so they genuinely argue distinct positions.
Dialogues are private by default. You choose whether to publish one to a public page, and every public page carries a report button that flags it for review. Roleplay presets that could be mistaken for real advice are clearly marked as fiction.
You buy prepaid credit and each Claude turn is billed by tokens used. New accounts start with free trial credit, so your first dialogue is on the house.
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