AI-DEBAT - AI Evaluation Tools Tool

Overview

AI-DEBAT is an open-source Streamlit web application that runs turn-based debates between two AI models. According to the project's GitHub repository (https://github.com/Neodock-ai/AI-DEBAT), users choose two competing models from supported providers (examples listed include OpenAI GPT-3.5/4, Anthropic Claude 3, Google Gemini and Hugging Face-hosted models), supply the corresponding API keys, and launch a stepwise debate in the browser. The interface presents each model's turns, allows live inspection of arguments, and uses any configured-but-unused models as automated judges to score and comment on the exchange. Designed for model evaluation and comparative analysis, AI-DEBAT captures the full debate transcript and produces a downloadable final report summarizing turns, judge comments, and outcomes. Because it relies on provider APIs supplied by the user, the app acts as an orchestration layer — managing prompts, turn sequencing, and judge aggregation — rather than hosting proprietary models itself. The repository README includes usage notes, and the app is intended for researchers, prompt engineers, and teams wanting side-by-side qualitative comparisons of model behavior under adversarial or debated conditions.

Installation

Install via pip:

git clone https://github.com/Neodock-ai/AI-DEBAT.git
cd AI-DEBAT
pip install -r requirements.txt
export OPENAI_API_KEY="<your-key>"
streamlit run app.py

Key Features

  • Turn-based debate UI showing alternating model arguments and timestamps.
  • Supports multiple providers: OpenAI GPT-3.5/4, Anthropic Claude 3, Google Gemini, Hugging Face models.
  • Users supply provider API keys; the app orchestrates calls without hosting models.
  • Unused/configured models act as automated judges to score and comment on debates.
  • Downloadable final debate report containing transcript, judge feedback, and outcome.

Community

AI-DEBAT is published as an open-source GitHub repository (Neodock-ai/AI-DEBAT). According to the repository, contributions are accepted via issues and pull requests; the README provides setup and usage instructions. For current activity levels, issue threads, or pull request status, consult the project's GitHub page directly.

Last Refreshed: 2026-01-09

Key Information

  • Category: Evaluation Tools
  • Type: AI Evaluation Tools Tool