Bring the context
Describe the decision, relevant facts, participants, and constraints. A specific question gives the run a useful boundary.
Multi-agent prediction
We help you rehearse a decision before you act. Bring your question and context; MiroFish builds a relationship graph, simulates different perspectives, and produces a report you can examine.
Describe the decision, relevant facts, participants, and constraints. A specific question gives the run a useful boundary.
Inspect relationships and participant roles, then follow their simulated discussion. Look for disagreement and missing context.
Read the report for competing explanations, assumptions, and risks. Use it to choose the next real-world check, rather than treating it as a verdict.
A product team is considering a price increase. The following is a sample brief you can adapt, not a customer result or a completed simulation.
How might existing customers react to a planned price increase during the first month after the announcement? Compare a clear advance notice with an immediate change. Consider budget-conscious customers, frequent users, and the support team.
In the report, look for which groups object, what information they need, and which assumption most changes the conclusion. Test those points with customers before deciding.
Compare how prospective users, existing customers, and your team might respond to a feature or message.
Explore how affected groups interpret a proposal, where incentives conflict, and which tradeoffs need explanation.
Explore how characters with different motives might react to an event. Use the discussion to challenge a plot assumption.
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MiroFish AI is a multi-agent prediction simulator. Describe a decision and its context to explore how different participants might react, then examine the resulting report.
Start with one question, the people or groups affected, known facts, constraints, and a time horizon. Separate evidence from assumptions so you can review the result.
Yes. Guests get 1 simulation, and signed-in free accounts get 2 simulations. Paid plans are available for additional analyses.
No. Simulated reactions are generated possibilities, not observations of real people or guaranteed forecasts. Check consequential conclusions against current evidence before acting.