Compare looks at two or more options and picks the better one for your question.
Use it for products, drafts, vendors, search results, support replies, or any short list where you need a winner — not a written essay. It returns the winner and how close the race was, so you can act when it is sure and review when it is not.
Under a handful of options already on screen, you can decide yourself. Use this when you want a consistent pick, or when there are too many to weigh by eye.
What you can do
- which_is_better — pick the best option for a question you write
- Compare two things head to head, or a short list of up to 40
- See the runner-up scores if you want a second choice
Who it's for
Anyone choosing between options: shopping, hiring, writing, support, and search.
How to use it
- Write the question, such as “better for all-day desk work”
- Pass the options as text (add ids if you have them)
- Act when the recommendation is act; otherwise review
Getting started
Pass two office chairs and ask which is better for all-day work. The one that mentions lumbar support should win.
