Feature
Share the deliberation, not just the conclusion.
When a run is complete, you can publish a public research page. Recipients can review the question and decision brief through a share link—useful for reviews, handoffs, and async alignment. Sharing is opt-in: private work stays in your workspace until you choose to publish.
What public sharing includes
Publishing creates a dedicated public research URL for a completed case. Readers can inspect the recommendation and supporting deliberation without needing your login or re-running multi-model research. That keeps the decision brief portable while unpublished cases remain private to your account.
Why share the full case—not only a summary
A pasted conclusion loses the peer ranking trail and the assumptions behind it. Sharing the research case lets teammates see how options ranked, where models disagreed, and what next action the chairman recommended—so async reviews stay grounded in the same artifact.
When public sharing helps
Use it for leadership reviews, consultant-to-client prep, cross-functional alignment, or handoffs where someone needs the decision brief without access to your LLM Peers workspace. Keep sensitive work unpublished until you are ready to expose the link.
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Complete a research run
Finish deliberation so the decision brief and supporting stages are available as a coherent case to share.
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Publish when ready
Opt in to create a public research URL. Until you publish, the case stays private to your account.
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Share the link
Send the URL to teammates or stakeholders so they can read the question, deliberation context, and recommendation.
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Align async
Use the shared page for reviews and discussion without asking others to re-run the AI Council or peer ranking.
Are research cases public by default?
No. Sharing is opt-in. Unpublished research stays private to your workspace until you explicitly publish a public research page.
What do recipients see on a shared link?
They can review the published research case—typically the question and decision brief with supporting deliberation—without signing into your account or re-running the board.
When should I avoid publishing?
Keep cases unpublished when they contain confidential strategy, personal data, or client material you are not cleared to expose via a public URL. Review privacy guidance before sharing.