The short version lives in the project README. These pages go one level deeper — still plain, still picture-first.
- The free path — the whole $0 version: ask ten AIs, paste their answers into one prompt, get one document. No install.
- The hands-free (agent) path — optional: let a browser-controlling AI open the tabs and merge for you.
- Your first agent — if you have never run one: pick, install, prove it works, first run, and what to do when it sticks.
- How the merge works — the "anchor-and-enrich" method: grow one strong answer, keep who-said-what, show disagreement.
- Architecture — the whole product on one page: both paths, the pipeline, and a repo map for developers.
- The paste file — the convention behind the ten
★files, written down so it can be copied: the filename as the instruction, the capability disclosure, the truncation marker, and why a paste file has to be self-contained. For people building something, not for readers.
- What else is out there — a map of the other projects doing this, what each does well, and where this one actually sits.
- The words on this site — plain-language meanings for prompt, agent, Markdown, Raw, fork, Fast/Deep and the rest. Start here if a word threw you.
- Choose your own council — which AIs to ask: ready-made Western, Chinese, free-only and mixed sets, and why mixing traditions beats adding more of the same.
- Providers and deep modes — every AI site, and how to turn on its deepest research mode.
- Prompt template — turning a raw request into a clean, structured question.
- MERGE-PROMPT.md — the free copy-paste prompt. This is the free product.
- AGENT-PROMPT.md — the instruction file you hand to a browser agent.
- QUICKSTART.md — the 2-minute start (also in 10 languages).
Translations live in docs/i18n/. PolyHelper can also answer in your language — just ask it to.