Facet @usefacetio

One input. Five independent AI perspectives. One Answer. Yd3BG57u53ieowSuqJCuvXmqt8KbmpsMjfFyuj4pump usefacet.io Joined September 2026

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Facet @usefacetio

4 days ago

Every finding in Facet shows which reviewers raised it. You can see how the panel reached each conclusion and decide how much weight to give it.

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Facet update: module selection is live. You can now choose exactly which of the five modules run on your input, instead of always getting all five back. Pick one for a quick check, or run all five when you want the full picture.

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Facet @usefacetio

4 days ago

Meet the panel. Colosseum. Pantheon. Vega. Gnomon. Folio. Five reviewers working from one shared context, so their findings build on each other instead of repeating each other.

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Facet @usefacetio

4 days ago

Working on making Facet easier to use. Module selection can feel slightly rigid, so will implement a way to choose exactly which of the five modules run on your input instead of always getting all five back. Will also speed up how fast the compiled report comes back, as well as redesigning the report layout so agreements, disagreements, and key flags are easier to scan at a glance. Feel free to drop any more suggestions.

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Facet @usefacetio

4 days ago

Meet Facet. Why juggle five AI tabs when one platform does it for you? Currently, rewards go toward funding the model API keys that power Facet. We're now building the next step: a rewards system that lets users earn rewards just for using Facet. Take a look below 👇

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Facet @usefacetio

4 days ago

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Facet @usefacetio

4 days ago

Debugging with one AI is useful. Five perspectives working around the same code is a different experience. Facet helps surface bugs, questionable logic, missing context, and improvements before they become bigger problems. Different observations. Shared context. One report.

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Facet @usefacetio

a week ago

The interesting part of getting five independent reviews isn’t that they always agree. Sometimes one reviewer catches an edge case the others missed. Other times the same concern appears across several reviews. Both signals matter. Facet keeps those perspectives visible instead of flattening everything into one answer.

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Facet @usefacetio

a week ago

Sometimes you don’t really need a second opinion. You need a few different minds to actually work through the problem together. Facet gives your input to five modules that can analyse it from different angles, contribute their own findings and build toward something more complete. You stay in control of the final call, but there’s a team doing the thinking with you.