Intelligence Records Bureau
Smart Characters Debate intelligence dossiers, rankings, evidence and community records.
Battle Desk
Choose two published dossiers and run a full category-by-category comparison across their approved feat ledgers.
Beta feature
Battles are experimental and not fully reliable. This mode reads the current archive only, runs a hosted AI comparison, does not save results to the database, and never overrides moderator judgment or the documented feat record.
Battle runs can take a while on purpose. The engine scans both dossiers, builds lane candidate pools, checks matchup and Reddit community context, judges category sheets one by one, and then stabilizes the final verdict so it does not contradict the lane results.
In practice it is still usually faster than waiting for a full manual verdict from human scalers, even if some battles need extra time.
Comparative analysis desk
This module compares the full approved feat ledgers side by side, keeps category ownership fixed, and forces the model to argue by category and subcategory instead of drifting into vague overall takes.
The battle sheet now walks the full archive taxonomy, mixes archive analysis with community context, and keeps empty or one-sided lanes visible instead of hiding them.
Character A
Aki
Akiyama Shinichi is portrayed as a psychology-trained strategist whose intelligence showings center on game-theoretic planning, deduction, deception, psychological analysis, manipulation, anticipation, composure under pressure, and repeated exploitation of rule systems in Liar Game.
Character B
The Mentalist
Patrick Jane is portrayed as an elite realistic intelligence character centered on observation, cold reading, psychological profiling, deception, manipulation, memory-palace mnemonics, tactical trap-setting, and long-game planning against Red John.