Add company research assistant and multi-model debate tool - #3773
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Company Research & Brochure Assistant
Give it a company name and website URL. It scrapes the site, picks out the pages worth reading (About, Careers, etc.), writes a short brochure about the company, and then lets you ask follow-up questions about it — with real conversation memory, using GPT, Grok, or Groq's free tier.
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** Multi-Model Debate Tool**
Ask one question, and three AI providers — ChatGPT, Groq, and Gemini — each take a clear position on it, backed by real tools: a calculator for exact math and a fact-lookup tool so arguments are grounded in evidence rather than pure opinion. A fourth call acts as a neutral judge, weighing all three answers and giving a final verdict. That verdict then gets turned into a generated illustration and read aloud — all running through a Gradio interface.