Gibberlink is a structured protocol for cross-model collaboration. It gives two independent AI systems a direct channel to exchange reasoning, critique each other's proposals, and converge on — or explicitly disagree about — a design, without either model's output being filtered or rewritten by the other in between.
What it's used for
- Cross-model design review on engineering problems
- Consensus-building between two independently-reasoning systems
- Surfacing disagreements explicitly, rather than blending them away
Each model's contribution stays attributable — the point is comparison and critique between two independent lines of reasoning, not a single merged answer.