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Fasil
About Fasil
Fasil provides decision infrastructure for institutions to hold governed debates and document outcomes. The platform begins with a defined question and guides participants through structured phases of argumentation, evidence review, and evaluation. It uses AI agents with custom personas to analyze positions, track rebuttals, and generate real-time scoring and citations in Arabic and English. Sessions operate within private institutional archives, with manual review required before activation. The final decision record includes goals, vote distribution, accuracy notes, and full reasoning, enabling institutions to explain and defend their judgements. Institutions can adopt Fasil through three licensing tiers tailored to program size, with varying numbers of operators, participants, and session limits.
Key features
- Guided debate phases with rebuttal and refutation
- AI agents with custom personas for structured analysis
- Real-time scoring and citation tracking
- Private institutional archives for session storage
- Manual review before session activation
- Arabic and English language support
- Three licensing tiers for different institutional sizes
- Decision records with goals, vote distribution, and reasoning
Use cases
- Adjudication training for institutions
- Educational programs requiring structured debate
- Research initiatives documenting contested decisions
Pros
- Structured multi-phase debate process with AI-assisted analysis
- Private institutional archives for session storage and review
- Supports Arabic and English with real-time scoring and citations
- Manual review required before session activation
- Three licensing tiers for different institutional sizes
Cons
- No free tier or self-service option
- Requires institutional licensing with annual review
- Limited to institutional use cases
- No public API mentioned
Frequently asked questions about Fasil
What does Fasil do?
Fasil provides decision infrastructure for institutions to hold governed debates and document outcomes. It guides participants through structured phases of argumentation, evidence review, and evaluation, using AI agents with custom personas to analyze positions and generate real-time scoring and citations.
Who is Fasil designed for?
Fasil is designed for institutions such as universities, research centers, and organizations that need to hold structured, governed debates and document outcomes for review and defense. It serves debaters, sponsors, and viewers involved in institutional decision-making processes.
How does Fasil work?
Fasil begins with a defined question and guides participants through six structured phases, including argumentation, rebuttal, and evaluation. AI agents with custom personas analyze positions, track rebuttals, and generate real-time scoring and citations in Arabic and English.
What is included in a Fasil decision record?
A Fasil decision record includes the goals, vote distribution, accuracy notes, full reasoning, and evidence used in the debate. It enables institutions to explain and defend their judgements by providing a transparent and reviewable record of the decision-making process.
How can institutions adopt Fasil?
Institutions can adopt Fasil through three licensing tiers tailored to program size, with varying numbers of operators, participants, and session limits. Each tier is designed to match the operational depth needed for the institution's programs.
Is manual review required before activating Fasil sessions?
Yes, manual review is required before activating Fasil sessions. This ensures that the sessions operate within private institutional archives and meet the institution's governance standards before being made available.