What is solvemax
An AI decision-verdict generator — describe a decision, get a structured, shareable verdict slip.
solvemax turns a hard decision into a verdict slip: a structured, shareable record of what you should do, why, and what would prove it wrong. You describe the decision in plain words. The engine clarifies, runs a deep analysis, red-teams its own answer, gets audited by a second independent pass, and hands you a slip you can share, print, or revisit.
solvemax is the free/retail entry point of ENTERPRISE, a broader decision-intelligence platform. solvemax is automatic — it makes the calls for you. solveright is manual and configurable, for teams that want the levers. If you outgrow solvemax's automation, that's where you go next.
Start here
- Run your first verdict — no account needed, one free anonymous verdict.
- Decision runs — what actually happens between "describe it" and "here's your verdict."
- Reading a slip — every section of the output, explained.
- API reference — call solvemax from your own code or agent.
What makes a verdict trustworthy
Every run — free or paid — goes through the same five stages:
- Interrogate — the engine asks 2–3 sharp questions only you can answer, then locks your answers as facts before any scoring happens.
- Generate — it widens the field, including options you didn't list.
- Score & simulate — weights are locked before grading, then the locked matrix is stress-tested across 5,000 simulated futures (weights and scores jittered) to see how often the leader actually wins.
- Red team — the engine attacks its own winning answer, looking for the way it fails.
- Verify — a second, independent pass gets the bare facts — no scores, no conclusion — and derives its own winner. If it disagrees, the slip says so.
Nothing is hidden after the fact. If the audit step runs out of time, the slip ships flagged
UNVERIFIED rather than pretending it was checked — see
Confidence & verification.
The three modes
solvemax auto-detects which of three modes fits your input, or you can set it explicitly via the API:
| Mode | When it's used |
|---|---|
DECIDE | The default — you describe a decision without fixed options; the engine generates and scores its own candidate set. |
COMPARE | You supply the options; the engine scores exactly those. |
GRILL | You give it a plan to attack; it verdicts each component KEEP / FIX / KILL. |