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Multiple Models at Once

UncensoredGPT lets you talk to more than one model at the same time. This is useful when you want to compare answers, check facts, or get different opinions on the same question.

Why use multiple models?

  • Compare answers. See how different “brains” answer the same question.
  • Check facts. If two models agree and one doesn’t, it’s worth a closer look.
  • Get variety. One model might be great at creative writing, another at technical details.

How to use more than one model (step by step)

1. Find the model selector at the top of the chat (the box that shows the current model’s name). 2. Add another model. Look for a + (plus) button next to the model name. Click it and pick another model from the list. You can add two or more. 3. Ask your question. Type your question as usual and send it. 4. See the answers side by side. Each selected model answers your question. Their replies are shown next to each other (or stacked, depending on your screen), so you can compare them.

How to combine (merge) the answers

Some setups let you merge the models’ answers into one final, combined answer. This takes the best parts of each reply. 1. Get answers from your selected models first. 2. Look for a Merge (or Synthesize) button near the answers or the controls. 3. Click it. The app creates one combined answer from all of them.

Notes

  • Not every plan or setup allows multiple models. If you don’t see the + button, it isn’t available to you.
  • Using several models at once may be a heavier task, so it can take a little longer.

How to answer common questions

If the user asks: “Can I compare two different models on the same question?”
Yes. Look for the model selector at the top of the chat, click the + (plus) button next to it, and pick a second model. Then ask your question — both models will answer and you can compare them side by side.
If the user asks: “How do I combine the answers into one?”
First get answers from two or more models (use the + button in the model selector to add them). Then look for a Merge (or Synthesize) button near the replies and click it. That creates one combined answer.