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You decide alone
The moments that matter most tend to arrive when there's no one qualified in the room — just you, a deadline, and a gut feeling.
Panely Advisory Board
The biggest calls deserve more than one opinion.
Bring a real, high-stakes decision. A board of frontier AI models debates it from every angle and hands you one clear verdict — in plain language, with the reasoning and an honest list of what they couldn't verify.
The hook
Use your own subscriptions to Claude, Codex, and even Gemini — the ones you already pay for. No new accounts, no API keys.
The problem
You make the biggest calls with the least help.
A contract to sign, an offer to take, a strategy to bet on, words you can't un-send. The stakes are real — and the advice rarely is.
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Everyone agrees with you
Friends reassure. One chatbot flatters. Nobody pressure-tests the call or tells you the part you'd rather not hear.
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Real expertise is scarce
An unbiased hour from a lawyer, a strategist, a hard-nosed reviewer — expensive, slow, and not on call at 11pm.
What you actually want is a board of experts who will disagree in front of you — and then give you a straight answer.
How it works
Three frontier models. Three seats. One verdict.
Not one assistant answering once — a real board that reads each other and argues across rounds.
Bring the decision
Paste the contract, the offer, the strategy, the draft. Whatever you'd lose sleep over getting wrong.
The board debates it
Claude, Codex, and Gemini each take a different expert seat, read one another's reviews, and sharpen or push back across rounds.
Claude · risk
Codex · enforceability
Gemini · practicality
You get one verdict
A single plain-language call — proceed, negotiate, or walk away — with the reasoning, the dissent, and an honest list of what they couldn't verify.
Why it's different
A second opinion is easy. A board is rare.
Most tools give you one voice, confidently. The value here is the friction between several.
A real multi-model board
Three different frontier models — not three personas of one. Genuinely independent reasoning, convened on the same material.
The dissent is preserved
When the board disagrees, you see exactly where and why. The minority view is kept on the record — that disagreement is the point.
Your own subscriptions
Convene the board on the Claude, Codex, and Gemini plans you already pay for. No new accounts, no API keys, no metered surprises.
Honest about blind spots
Every verdict ships with what the board could not verify — missing facts, untested assumptions, the questions you still need to ask.
A keepable artifact
You don't get a chat log. You get one polished, branded review you can read, print, and forward — the kind of thing you'd hand a partner.
Plain language, no jargon
"Negotiate before signing." "Proceed with care." Lens-aware verdicts a smart non-expert can act on — the machine token kept small.
The output
One verdict you can hold in your hand.
This is what the board hands back — a branded review, not a transcript. Here's a real one, condensed.
Panely
Should I sign this freelance contract?
Final verdict
Negotiate before signing — unanimous
verdict: cautionBlockers — fix before you sign
- Clause 6 — uncapped, personal liability Your liability is "not limited" while the client's is capped at fees paid. A one-way indemnity reaches your house and savings.
- Clause 4 — strips your means of production Assigns your reusable tools, libraries, and methods — not just the deliverables. No portfolio license-back.
- Clauses 2 + 3 + 5 — the "take the work, owe nothing" trap Subjective "satisfaction," unlimited revisions, and termination for convenience let the client extract the build and owe $0.
What the board couldn't verify
- This is a structured risk critique, not legal advice — final terms should be reviewed by a licensed attorney before signing.
- Counterparty intent is unknown — predatory trap or an unmodified enterprise template; only the odds of a successful negotiation differ.
The full review keeps every seat's argument round by round, the preserved dissent where the board split caution vs. block, and the next actions in order — yours to keep, print, and forward.
Two ways to convene it
Pick how you want to run the board.
Same board, same verdict promise. Choose the app or run it yourself.
Panely
A calm desktop app that walks you from "here's my decision" to a finished verdict. Pick a board, watch the rounds, keep the artifact — no setup ceremony.
Start a board in the appAdvisory Board skill
Prefer to run it yourself? Convene the same board on your own machine and your own subscriptions, on your own terms. Full control, same branded output.
Run it yourselfTwo front doors, one maker. However you convene it, the board reads the same material and reaches one clear verdict.
Make your next big call with a board behind you.
Bring the decision. Convene Claude, Codex, and Gemini on the subscriptions you already have. Walk away with one verdict you can trust.