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Guides by role
Practical playbooks for developers, writers, analysts, and teams getting the most out of a multi-model setup.
aiDex for Sales Teams: Proposals That Survive Procurement
Draft with a pipeline, rehearse objections with a panel, and let a judge check every RFP answer before the buyer does.
aiDex for Educators: Lesson Plans From a Panel That Fact-Checks Itself
Draft with one model, verify with another, and adapt the result for every reading level in your class.
aiDex for Solo Operators: Build Your Personal AI Panel
A team's worth of second opinions, without the headcount
aiDex for Support Teams: Draft, Critique, Send
Turn a customer ticket into a vetted, on-brand reply before it leaves your queue.
aiDex for Researchers: Cross-Check Citations With a Judge
Put the source in the chat, then let a panel flag the references that do not hold up.
aiDex for Legal Teams: Multi-Perspective Contract Review
Have several models read the same contract, then send a human to the clauses where they disagree.
aiDex for Founders: A Strategy Table That Pushes Back
Seat a panel of AI models around your hardest call and make one of them argue against it.
aiDex for Marketers: Five Copy Variants From Three Brains
Run one brief through several models, compare the angles, and let a Judge pick the strongest line.
aiDex for Product Managers: Run Your PRD Through a Critique Panel
Use a panel of AI models to pressure-test a product spec, then force a decision.
aiDex for Analysts: Two Models Read, One Decides
Two models read the same data independently, a third reconciles the gap: a practical setup for analysts who have to defend the number.
aiDex for Content Writers: Drafting With a Three-Model Team
One AI drafts, a second critiques, a third polishes: a practical setup for working writers.
aiDex for Developers: A Code Review Panel That Actually Disagrees
Put Claude, GPT, and Gemini on the same pull request, and let their disagreements surface the bugs one model would wave through.
Which AI Model for Which Task? A Practical 2026 Routing Guide
Match the model type to the job, then compare 2 to 3 candidates on your real prompt instead of guessing.