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What You’ll Learn

  • What to expect when you send your first message
  • How to read and interpret 5 AI responses
  • What makes this different from single-AI tools
  • Your first “aha” moment

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Before You Start

Make sure you have:

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Step-by-Step

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Step 1: Open Your Project

Click into your project from the left sidebar. You’ll see the chat interface with an empty message area.

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Step 2: Write Your Question

Type something you genuinely want to explore. The more specific, the better. Great first messages: 
What are the strongest arguments for and against remote-first
companies in 2026?

I'm launching a B2B SaaS product next quarter. What are the
top 5 mistakes first-time founders make with their go-to-market?

Compare the pros and cons of building a mobile app with
React Native vs. Flutter vs. native development.
Avoid for your first try:
  • “Hello” (too vague - you won’t see the magic)
  • Single-word queries (not enough for AIs to work with)
  • Yes/no questions (no room for diverse perspectives)

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Step 3: Hit Send and Watch

This is where it gets interesting. Five AIs respond in sequence: 1. Grok responds first Brings real-time awareness. If your question has a “right now” dimension, Grok captures it. Direct, opinionated, no fluff. 2. Perplexity responds second Adds research and sources. Cites data, references studies, grounds the discussion in evidence. 3. GPT-5.2 responds third Structures the analysis. Logical frameworks, clear categorization, technical precision. 4. Claude responds fourth Adds nuance. Identifies what others missed, considers edge cases, offers clear synthesis. 5. Gemini responds fifth Sees the big picture. Connects themes across all previous responses, comprehensive summary.

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Step 4: Notice the Difference

Watch how each AI references what came before:
  • Perplexity might say “Building on Grok’s point about market timing…”
  • Claude might say “While the previous responses focused on X, there’s an important Y to consider…”
  • Gemini might say “Synthesizing the key themes raised above…”
This is the core insight: Each response compounds on the previous ones. The fifth response is dramatically richer than any single AI could produce alone.

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Step 5: Follow Up

Now you’ve seen 5 perspectives. What caught your attention? Ask about it: 
Claude mentioned regulatory risk - tell me more about that.
What specifically should I worry about?
Or target a specific AI: 
@Perplexity, find specific data on the market size
Claude mentioned.

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What You Just Experienced

In a single-AI tool, you get one perspective. One set of biases. One approach. In Suprmind, you got:
  • Real-time context (Grok)
  • Researched evidence (Perplexity)
  • Logical structure (GPT-5.2)
  • Nuanced analysis (Claude)
  • Comprehensive synthesis (Gemini)
And they weren’t isolated - they built on each other. That’s multi-AI orchestration.

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What to Try Next

Now that you’ve had your first multi-AI conversation:
  1. Ask a follow-up - Dig deeper on the most interesting point
  2. Try an @mention - Talk to just one AI: @Claude, expand on that regulatory point
  3. Generate a document - Open the Scribe panel and create a Master Document from this conversation
  4. Switch modes - Try the same question in Debate or Red Team mode

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Common First Reactions

“Some AIs repeated each other” This happens with broad questions. Be more specific to get distinct perspectives. “It takes a while for all 5 to respond” Yes - 50-100 seconds for a full sequential round. The depth is worth the wait. For faster answers, use Fusion mode or @mention a single AI. “One AI was clearly better than the others” That’s normal and varies by topic. @mention that AI directly for follow-ups. Over time you’ll learn which AI excels at what. “I got more than I expected” That’s the point. Multi-AI surfaces angles you wouldn’t have thought to ask about.

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Tips

  • Your first message sets the direction for all 5 responses. Invest 30 seconds making it specific.
  • Don’t interrupt the first full round - let all 5 complete so you see the full picture.
  • After round 1, switch to targeted @mentions for focused follow-ups.
  • The conversation gets better with each round. Round 3 is dramatically more insightful than round 1.

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Still Need Help?

Reach out to us at [email protected] or use the feedback button in the app.