STRATUM PRAXIS · SELF-SERVE DECISION TOOL
Free diagnostic · no account required

Find your AI team.
Assign the roles.
Run better decisions.

AI Council Builder helps you decide when one AI is enough, when a second opinion is useful, and how to give different AI tools different jobs instead of paying for overlapping subscriptions.

No API keys. No account sharing. No automated actions on your behalf. Your diagnostic answers stay in this browser page.

1 · Choose

Work out whether your task needs one general AI, a specialist second opinion, or a small council.

2 · Assign

Separate scouting, building, criticism, verification and final judgment so one model does not grade its own work.

3 · Cut overlap

Map what you already pay for and flag subscriptions that appear to duplicate the same job.

FREE · 60–90 SECOND DIAGNOSTIC

What kind of AI setup fits your work?

This is a lightweight fit diagnostic, not a benchmark or guarantee. Answer for the work you do most often.

1. What do you use AI for most?
2. How costly would a confident-but-wrong answer be?
3. Do you often want competing viewpoints?
4. How much process can you tolerate?
5. What is your AI subscription preference?
6. Do you need AI to take real-world actions automatically?

Why the spend optimizer is included

It is useful as a value-add, not a separate promise. The paid workspace lets the buyer manually list AI subscriptions, monthly cost and assigned jobs, then flags apparent role overlap. It never logs into billing accounts or cancels anything. That keeps the feature useful while avoiding account-access and automated-financial-action risk.

What this is not

This is not a hosted multi-model chat service and it does not resell access to ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Grok or other providers. It is a self-serve planning toolkit for organizing the AI services a buyer independently chooses to use. No result, savings, accuracy, income or business outcome is guaranteed.

Digital access is provided after verified payment. Any refund limitation is subject to applicable law and does not remove statutory consumer rights.