`Serno` pivots from AI debate toy to research canvas for cross-model verification

People used the original two-model chat to check which model was hallucinating, not for entertainment. Serno rebuilt it as a canvas where multiple models investigate, debate, and expose assumptions, making it worth trying for high-stakes research workflows.

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Users turned the earlier Roundtable chat into a hallucination-checking tool, proving cross-model verification is a real workflow pain.
The team concluded chat is a bad UI for big questions: long threads bury context, side-by-side chats add overhead, and deep research demands too much reading.
The new canvas mode splits a question into angles, assigns multiple models to investigate, then stages a debate so assumptions are surfaced instead of hidden in one polished answer.
Regular chat remains for lightweight tasks, while canvas is positioned for questions where answer quality and traceability matter more than speed.
Claude handles most of the heavy lifting, and the product is offered with free starter credits, lowering the cost to test the workflow immediately.

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