SeekBox AI

Analysis modes

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  • Fact Check

    One analysis model reviews every other model’s response, highlighting agreements, contradictions, errors, and potential hallucinations in real time.

  • CRAAP Test

    A systematic evaluation of each AI response using the classic academic framework: Currency, Relevance, Authority, Accuracy, and Purpose — adapted specifically for AI-generated content.

  • Lateral Reading

    The analysis model leaves the AI responses behind and cross-checks claims against external real-world sources, exactly like professional fact-checkers do.

  • Compare the Answers

    The analysis model cross-references all models to find areas of strong consensus and flags low-confidence or outlier claims.

  • In a Nutshell

    A concise one-paragraph summary that distills the core answer and key implications from all models.

  • Key Points

    Actionable bullet-point list of the most important insights, tips, and next steps extracted from all models.

  • Devil’s Advocate

    Stress-tests every major claim with counterarguments, blind-spot detection, and the hard questions the other models did not ask.

  • Steel Man Analysis

    Reconstructs the strongest, most charitable version of each argument before putting it through rigorous testing.

  • 2027 Trends & Outlook

    Maps each response to the emerging 2027 landscape — live signals, developing patterns, and forward-looking implications.

  • SIFT Method

    Applies the SIFT media-literacy framework — Stop, Investigate the source, Find better coverage, Trace claims — to evaluate the credibility and reliability of every model’s response.

  • PESTLE Analysis

    Runs every response through the PESTLE strategic framework — Political, Economic, Social, Technological, Legal, and Environmental — giving you a structured 360° view of the forces shaping any topic.

  • Logic & Bias Detection

    Scans all model responses for logical fallacies, cognitive biases, and weak reasoning patterns — then explains what to watch out for and why.

  • Rhetorical Analysis

    Dissects every model response for persuasive strategy — breaking down Ethos (credibility), Pathos (emotion), and Logos (logic) with exact quotes, an effectiveness score, and improvement suggestions.

  • SWOT Analysis

    A four-quadrant strategic breakdown — Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, and Threats — applied to the topic of your search.

  • Decision Matrix

    A weighted scorecard that grades each option across Cost, Risk, Upside, Feasibility, and Time-to-Impact — then recommends the strongest path forward.

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