built a demo where you can chat with an entire AI leadership team — CEO, CFO, CTO, COO, a lawyer, a dev, an analyst, and an intern. Each has a distinct personality, expertise area, and communication style. You can talk to them individually or throw a question into a group chat and watch them respond from their own perspectives.
It's built on top of my customer support platform (99helpers.com), but I made this mostly to explore a question: what happens when you give AI characters persistent roles and let them interact with the same prompt from different angles? The group chat mode is where it gets interesting — ask something like "should we raise prices?" and you'll get the CFO's spreadsheet logic clashing with the COO's operational concerns.
Would love to hear what people think about multi-persona AI interactions as a UX pattern.
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[ 1.9 ms ] story [ 8.8 ms ] threadIt's built on top of my customer support platform (99helpers.com), but I made this mostly to explore a question: what happens when you give AI characters persistent roles and let them interact with the same prompt from different angles? The group chat mode is where it gets interesting — ask something like "should we raise prices?" and you'll get the CFO's spreadsheet logic clashing with the COO's operational concerns.
Would love to hear what people think about multi-persona AI interactions as a UX pattern.