Council and second opinions
Different AI families catch each other's mistakes. Council has reviewers from different families, such as Claude, GPT, Gemini and Grok, score the work out of 10, the agent fixes what they found, and they review again until every reviewer passes it or the limits you set are reached.
- Say what better means, set a pass mark, and watch the scores climb round by round.
- Reviewers never see your pass mark, so they cannot go easy.
- Second opinion: one click under any answer gets a review from another AI lab.
- Anyone can stop it, and the agent keeps the best version.
Say what better means
Pick what to improve and describe the goal in your words, for example a quote new customers understand without calling us. Set a pass mark and limits on rounds and minutes.
Watch it improve
A card shows each round, each reviewer's score per category, the time and tokens used, and warnings such as scores that stopped going up.
Try asking
Real requests you could send. Copy one, change the names, and use it in any AI tool you like.
Write the proposal, then have a reviewer from another model family check it hard for gaps and errors, and fix what it finds.
More features
Email, calendars and files
Inboxes, calendars, OneDrive, SharePoint and network shares, with you choosing what the agent may do.
Live meeting actions with Atlas
Say "Hey Atlas" in a meeting and agents do it on the spot: goals, tasks, documents, even a website change.
Apps your agent builds and hosts
Ask for a form, tracker or small tool. The agent builds it and Interweave OS gives it an address.
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