Miami's Danilli launches Danilli Maximus: four AIs check each other's work and return one answer
A new mode in the Danilli assistant has several leading AI models answer the same question, review each other's answers without knowing who wrote them, and combine the best into one checked reply.
MIAMI, FL, October 2026 — Danilli, an AI assistant built by a small team in Miami, today launched Danilli Maximus, a way of asking a question that does not rely on a single AI model.
When a person asks Danilli Maximus a question, four leading AI models answer it at the same time. Each model then reads the other answers, with the authors' names hidden, and points out mistakes and disagreements. One model then writes the final reply from the best parts of all four. The person sees one answer, with a short note at the end whenever the models disagreed on something important.
"Every AI makes mistakes, and when you use only one, you have no way to catch them," said the Danilli team. "With Maximus, the AIs check each other's work before you see the answer. It's built for questions where being right matters: a contractor's invoice, a legal deadline, a math problem, a business decision."
Danilli Maximus takes about one to two minutes per answer, because the models answer, review and combine their work before replying. In Danilli's own tests it handled multi-step questions such as a contractor bill with sales tax on materials, a job quote with markup compared to margin, and Florida's 45-day Notice to Owner deadline for construction liens.
Danilli Maximus joins the rest of the Danilli assistant, which includes:
- Danilli Seneca, Danilli's own everyday assistant, free to try without an account.
- Access to well-known AI models from one place, with one account and one balance of credits.
- Debate, where several AIs argue a question and a judge names the winner.
- The Danilli Scoreboard (danilli.ai/scoreboard.html), a public page where Danilli's AIs and other well-known AIs answer the same exam questions, with every answer shown.
Danilli Maximus is available today at danilli.ai and in the Danilli app for Android on Google Play. It requires a free Danilli account; new accounts include 50 free credits.
About Danilli
Danilli (danilli.ai) is an AI assistant for everyday people and small businesses, built by a small team in Miami, Florida, in English and Spanish. Danilli is a product of Igorman Capital, Inc., based in Coral Gables, Florida.
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