Multi-Agent Debate App Built with Claude, ElevenLabs, and Flux
A developer has created a multi-agent debate application powered by Claude. The app allows users to pick two personas and a topic, then Claude generates arguments for each side in character. An AI judge scores the debate and picks a winner.
Key Features and Implementation
The app integrates three main components:
- Claude: Handles the core debate logic, generating arguments for each persona based on the selected topic.
- ElevenLabs: Provides voice synthesis to give the debate an auditory dimension.
- Flux: Generates images to enhance the visual presentation, making it feel like a real debate show.
Example Debates
The developer mentioned several example debates that users can try:
- Tesla vs. Edison on electricity
- Pineapple on pizza debate
- Batman vs. Sherlock Holmes
Access and Development
The app is available for free with no sign-up required at hottakeai.app. This was built as a solo side project by a developer who credits Claude with doing "all the heavy lifting" for the debate generation.
📖 Read the full source: r/ClaudeAI
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