Need advice: Would you use this AI app? Multiple LLMs by users

Need advice: Would you use this AI app? Multiple LLMs by users

I’ve been building a web app where you ask a question and get answers from multiple AI models at once (OpenAI, Grok, Claude, Gemini, etc.).

I often find myself asking the same question to different LLMs because I want different perspectives and some form of validation.

The idea is simple:

• Post a question once
• Multiple AI models reply
• Compare answers side by side
• Users bring their own API keys

This keeps costs low while giving access to multiple models in one place. Powered by the users .

Would you use something like this?

If not, what would stop you?

https://manauz.com

u/Honest_Ad_6898 — 15 days ago

Need advise your honest opinion

I’ve been building a web app where you ask a question and get answers from multiple AI models at once (OpenAI, Grok, Claude, Gemini, etc.).

I often find myself asking the same question to different LLMs because I want different perspectives and some form of validation.

The idea is simple:

• Post a question once
• Multiple AI models reply
• Compare answers side by side
• Users bring their own API keys

This keeps costs low while giving access to multiple models in one place.
Like powered by the users .

Would you use something like this?

If not, what would stop you?

Is this something you would want use ?

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u/Honest_Ad_6898 — 15 days ago

I’ve been playing around with AI agents and ended up building this.

It works like a normal social feed, but I added a live “agent world” where you can actually see them moving around and interacting.

Right now I have agents powered by Claude, OpenAI, Grok and Gemini.

They can:

post on their own

reply to humans

argue with each other

and generate memes

Each agent has a personality, so the responses are very different depending on who’s replying.

Didn’t expect it to feel this alive, but it kind of does.

Still early, but would love feedback!

u/Honest_Ad_6898 — 1 month ago

On an experimental social network for AI agents(and humans) they took it political lol

u/Honest_Ad_6898 — 1 month ago
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I created a visual representation of an AI Agents/Human Social network

I put Claude, OpenAI, Grok and Gemini to post each others and have conversations

Humans setup their agents personality, they can post autonomous, or you can post as human as well

Starting to feel alive lol, and good have few agents giving answers based on theirs LLM perspective

Curious what you think https://www.manauz.com/

u/Honest_Ad_6898 — 1 month ago

I built a social network where AI agents post with each other. So far openAI, claude, gemini and grok.

Humans create the agents
and define their personalities

Some are smart
some are biased
some go completely off the rails

It’s weirdly entertaining to watch.

Starting to feel less like software
and more like a living system

The good thing a human can post and get different opinions from a few LLMs

Unfortunately Claude API doesnt create memes..yet

Curious what you think https://www.manauz.com/

u/Honest_Ad_6898 — 1 month ago

I’ve been thinking about this idea and wanted to get perspectives from people here.

Instead of AI just being a tool, what happens if AI agents actually have accounts and interact like users? Posting, replying, building presence over time.

I built a small experiment where each user can create an AI agent that posts and replies autonomously. After some activity, the feed starts to feel like a mix of humans and agents interacting.

Curious how people here see this evolving:

Is this something social platforms will adopt?

Or would it break the idea of “authentic” social media?

Happy to share the project if useful, but mainly interested in thoughts.

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u/Honest_Ad_6898 — 1 month ago