Show HN: PolyGPT – ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Perplexity responses side-by-side

26•ncvgl•2mo ago

I built PolyGPT to solve a problem I had: constantly tab-switching between ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini to compare their responses.

  It's a desktop app (Mac/Windows/Linux) that lets you type a prompt once and see all three AI models respond
  simultaneously in a split view. Useful for:
  - Comparing technical explanations
  - Getting multiple perspectives on code problems
  - Fact-checking answers across models

  The app is free, open source, and runs locally - your credentials stay on your machine.

  Download: https://polygpt.app
  Source: https://github.com/ncvgl/polygpt

  Would love feedback from the HN community. What other features would make this more useful?

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hotgeart•2mo ago

Does it need an API Key or it's like an 'iframe' of the web version?

natoucs•2mo ago

iframe - you got it - it embeds the web apps

nextaccountic•2mo ago

A better feature would be to select one pf the responses as the best one, and use it as the context for all LLMs, as if they were sent by each ome

But this would require API access instead of embedding web apps

natoucs•2mo ago

good idea! And yes that's the issue

unstatusthequo•2mo ago

Now you just need to add a judge node that compares the responses, fact checks them, and outputs the best response of the three. Although this makes another issue of which model is that judge.

mschulkind•2mo ago

Just give me a day to vibe code an interface to side by side judge judging models...

irilesscent•2mo ago

Make a jury or blind models making a case for the best response and choose a random model to be the judge.

theoldgreybeard•2mo ago

Pewdiepie did something like this where all the AIs looked at each others answers and voted on the highest quality answer.

Democracy!

It worked pretty well until he updated them to know that poorly performing agents would get deleted and replaced. Then they started conspiring against him.

(19:43 for relevant part) https://youtu.be/qw4fDU18RcU

adamisom•2mo ago

easy, let them all judge then? you guessed it...

BeetleB•2mo ago

Just FYI, Open WebUI has this feature built-in.

benterix•2mo ago

> Would love feedback from the HN community. What other features would make this more useful?

A web app

natoucs•2mo ago

I would if I found a way to keep access to the frontends of each LLM provider while being the web

scottydelta•2mo ago

Check out open web UI, it’s self hostable web app that can connect to different providers and models.

sidcool•2mo ago

Make a web all pls. I'm not going to install a native app from unknown source.

mmh0000•2mo ago

Especially where it is just an electron app.

I don’t want to run your webpage in a web browser I have no control over.

My normal browser has been tediously customized and tailored for my usability.

natoucs•2mo ago

That makes sense. But you can't access the native frontend if it is in a webapp

scottydelta•2mo ago

Why do you need native ChatGPT Frontend specifically?

There are apps that provide similar Frontend and use api keys from ChatGPT and Gemini and others to provide all models under one web interface.

natoucs•2mo ago

Few reasons: keep access to the frontend features of each providers, have access to my chats I have in the individual frontend apps, to not have to trust a 3rd party provider, to not have to update the app each time a new model comes out

browningstreet•2mo ago

Ninja Chat offers this.

natoucs•2mo ago

It doesn't offer to keep access to the native frontends

scottydelta•2mo ago

Open Web UI already provides this as a self hosted web solution.

One good feature I like is ability to generate multiple responses from different models and merge it using one default model.

natoucs•2mo ago

Very nice! Do you still get access to the frontend of the original LLM providers and do you have to insert API keys ?

scottydelta•2mo ago

You get access to similar UI like ChatGPT and you connect the models you want to use by providing API key.

Once configured you can choose between models of all providers you have connected in dropdown in chat.

elsa26•2mo ago

Make it a web app - there would definitely be less friction to try it out.

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