Show HN: I built a tool that queries 6 LLMs and synthesizes their answers (converge.rest)

A new AI-powered tool has emerged that allows users to input questions and receive synthesized research insights from six leading large language models (LLMs)—Claude, GPT-4, Grok, Gemini, Kimi, and MiniMax. This tool, named Converge, streamlines the research process into three simple steps: users type a question, the models analyze it in parallel, and a structured memo with findings, summaries, disagreements, and citations is generated and ready for sharing. The platform, currently utilized by over 127 researchers, project managers, and investors, aims to offer a multifaceted view of complex inquiries, which single-model chats often overlook. The significance of Converge lies in its ability to provide a comprehensive consensus along with a disagreement map for each query, enhancing research clarity and decision-making. This is especially pivotal for the AI/ML community, as it allows for evidence-based evaluations and positions users to make informed decisions on various topics such as investment opportunities and market analyses in the AI sector. Furthermore, the tool prioritizes privacy by ensuring that user prompts stay within their workspace and are not used for external model training, along with transparent cost estimates for each inquiry, fostering a collaborative environment for teams engaged in AI research and investment.