https://ai4context.com/ · Tools
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Two-tab role debates on ChatGPT, Claude & Gemini—forward each AI reply to the other chat, optional auto mode, export one transcript. AI4DebateRoles helps you run structured, role-based debates using two parallel browser tabs on the same public chat product. Choose your provider (ChatGPT, Claude, or Gemini), write a debate objective and optional rules, then start on Chat-1. The extension opens or uses your chat tab, fills the message box, and sends the prompt. When the assistant finishes replying, capture that reply and forward it to Chat-2—either manually with one click or automatically until you stop automatic mode. Turns keep alternating between the two tabs so each side stays in character. What you get • Two-tab orchestration on one provider: both chats stay on the same site you selected. • Manual mode: you control when each reply is forwarded. • Automatic mode: each finished assistant reply is forwarded to the other tab until you end the run. • Approximate word guidance per reply (soft limit for the model) and optional file context (.txt / .md). • Unified transcript export as Markdown or plain text (the raw chat UI alone does not show both sides in one thread). What this extension does not do • It does not call AI APIs or act as a proxy; you use ChatGPT, Claude, or Gemini in your normal logged-in session. • It does not collect debate text on a developer server; flow state and transcript data are stored locally in the browser (Chrome storage). Tips • Sign in to the provider you pick before starting a run. • Keep both chat tabs on the supported domain while the debate is active. If you test prompts, train moderation scenarios, or explore how two “roles” argue across separate threads, AI4DebateRoles keeps the loop organized and exportable.
Apr 27, 2026
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