> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://suprmind.ai/docs/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # The Adjudicator: Get a Structured Decision Brief # 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. ## 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 *** ## 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. *** ## 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. *** ## 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](/docs/decision-support/consensus-score/) for how to read it. *** ## 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 *** ## Export Options Once the brief is generated: * **Copy** to clipboard * **Download** the brief *** ## 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. *** ## 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. ## Related Articles * [Consensus Score: How Suprmind Measures Agreement and Confidence](/docs/decision-support/consensus-score/) * [Disagreement Index: Where Do the AIs Disagree?](/docs/decision-support/disagreement-index/) * [Live Synthesis](/docs/scribe-panel/live-synthesis/) * [Turn Any Conversation into a Document](/docs/master-documents/overview/) ## Still Need Help? Reach out to us at [support@suprmind.ai](mailto:support@suprmind.ai) or use the feedback button in the app. This documentation is built and hosted on [Mintlify](https://mintlify.com), a developer documentation platform.