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The Adjudicator: Get a Structured Decision Brief

Quick Answer: The Adjudicator analyzes your entire conversation and generates a structured decision brief - a clean summary organizing the key arguments, evidence, and recommendations from all 5 AIs. Find it in the Adjudicator tab of the right sidebar.

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What You’ll Learn

  • What the Adjudicator is and what it produces
  • How it uses data from the Scribe and DCI
  • Where to find it and how to trigger it
  • When to use it
  • Export options

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What It Does

After a thorough conversation - especially in Sequential or Debate mode - you have a lot of information spread across multiple AI responses, follow-ups, and rounds. The Adjudicator pulls it all together. It reads your full conversation, the Scribe’s tracked decisions and insights, and the DCI’s disagreement data. From all of this, it produces a structured decision brief - a formatted document that organizes arguments, evidence, and recommendations into a clean summary. The brief streams progressively. You watch it build section by section.

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How It Works

The Adjudicator draws from three sources:
  1. Your full conversation - Every message you sent and every AI response
  2. The Scribe - Tracked decisions, insights, action items, and the agreement indicators on each note
  3. The DCI (Disagreement Index) - Points where AIs contradicted or corrected each other
It synthesizes these into a brief that highlights what was agreed on, what was disputed, and what the recommended path forward is.

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Where to Find It

The Adjudicator is the Adjudicator tab of the right sidebar, in both the Project Context and Live Document views. The top of the tab shows the DCI ledger for the conversation. Click Generate Decision Brief to produce the brief. Once it exists you get Regenerate, Copy, and Export. The brief carries a confidence level - HIGH, MEDIUM, or LOW - next to its title. That level measures how much disagreement is still unresolved, not how good the recommendation is. See Consensus Score: How Suprmind Measures Agreement and Confidence for how to read it.

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When to Use It

  • After a thorough Sequential conversation when you need a clean summary for stakeholders or your own decision-making
  • After a Debate session when AIs argued different sides and you need the arguments organized
  • Before a meeting where you need to present AI-assisted research in a structured format
  • When the conversation got long and you need to extract what matters without re-reading everything

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Export Options

Once the brief is generated:
  • Copy to clipboard
  • Download the brief

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Availability

Generating a Decision Brief is available on Spark Enhanced, during Pro Preview on a trial, and on Pro, Frontier, Power, and Enterprise. It uses your tier-appropriate AI model for generation.

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Tips

  • The Adjudicator works best after 2-3 rounds of conversation. A single round doesn’t give it enough material to produce a meaningful brief.
  • If you want a richer brief, make sure the Scribe is tracking decisions and insights during your conversation. More Scribe data means a better-organized brief.
  • The DCI ledger at the top of the Adjudicator tab tracks disagreements across rounds. In Debate mode, this is especially valuable - the Adjudicator uses disagreement data to show where consensus exists and where it doesn’t.
  • For high-stakes decisions, try generating the brief, then asking follow-up questions about the areas flagged as unresolved, then generating again.

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Still Need Help?

Reach out to us at support@suprmind.ai or use the feedback button in the app.