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Thalasscope is an innovative AI transparency tool that can send the same prompt to two Claude models simultaneously, visualizing their complete reasoning processes, web source selections, and reasoning differences in real time, allowing users to truly see how AI thinks.
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Thalasscope is an innovative AI transparency tool that can send the same prompt to two models—Claude Haiku 4.5 and Claude Sonnet 4.6—simultaneously. It visualizes their complete reasoning processes, web source selections, and reasoning differences in real time, addressing the black-box problem of current AI tools and allowing users to truly see how AI thinks.
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Most current AI tools only display the final answer and hide the thinking process, making it impossible for users to understand the source of conclusions, reference information, and details of reasoning revisions. Thalasscope, as a "glass box for AI reasoning", aims to allow users to observe the complete thinking chain of the two models in real time, including retrieval sources, reasons for selection, self-questioning, and the process of answer formation.
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The core mechanism is to send the same prompt to two Claude models simultaneously and display their thinking processes in parallel:
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Tech stack: Next.js 15 (App Router), TypeScript, Tailwind CSS, Supabase (optional), Anthropic API; Privacy design: BYOK (keys stored in sessionStorage, cleared when the tab is closed), BYOS (sessions stored in the user's own Supabase); Cost transparency: Display thinking token costs, adjustable budget (default 3000 tokens), prompt caching reduces repeated call costs.
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Model differences: Claude Haiku 4.5 is fast and efficient, suitable for quick responses; Claude Sonnet 4.6 is for in-depth exploration, suitable for complex analysis; Application scenarios: Fact-checking and source verification, model behavior research, AI education tools, personal knowledge management (save sessions to form a knowledge base).
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Plans to integrate more models such as Gemini and GPT; design unique visual themes for different model pairs; provide session analysis dashboards for BYOS users; optimize mobile user experience.
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Thalasscope embodies the idea that AI should show the process rather than just the result. Transparency is both a technical and trust issue. The tool provides users with a window to understand AI, emphasizing that knowing how an answer is derived is as important as the answer itself.
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