Experimental tool · no mechanical consensus
Before trying to settle a disagreement, check that you are disagreeing with the right thing. Use either position’s short handoff to take one turn at a time, or work together on this screen. Two people trade readings; each author corrects their own position. Then return to the decision. A faithful reading can still end in “no.”
No accounts, AI judge, or app storage. Text stays in this tab until you choose to copy it; reloading loses edits. This is a shared-screen or copy-and-send worksheet, not authenticated collaboration. Use only material you have permission to share. Not a tool for coercive or unsafe disputes.
Each person answers for themselves. Better understanding is not a vote, a compromise, or proof that anyone changed their mind.
Once both readings and decisions are recorded, keep a baseline and try a different assumption using the same fields. This is a hypothetical branch, not new evidence. The tool compares text; it cannot tell which conclusions follow.
Edit the relevant claim or example in the worksheet. Original text is kept in this tab. Recheck the readings; each person must enter and explicitly record their response—even if their decision stays the same. Any premise edit makes both responses pending again. Copy the comparison before each further revision or restoration: this is one baseline, not an automatic history. Reload loses both versions.
Keyboard: from the comparison text, Shift-Tab twice reaches Restore. After restoring, Tab reaches Prepare text for the original worksheet. For a short exchange, ordinary text is usually simpler; use this branch when exact restoration and separate response status are worth the extra form.
Review this before sharing. It includes both positions, corrections, reading status and decisions. Nothing is sent automatically. Keyboard: after Prepare, press Tab to reach the text, then use your usual Select All and Copy shortcuts.