The whole record, one keystroke away.
Model Diplomat now lives on your computer. Press ⌥ Space in any app — your brief, your browser, a half-written position paper — and get a sourced answer without ever losing your place.
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India backs expansion in both permanent and non-permanent categories and has tied its own candidacy to the G4 framework1. It has not endorsed extending the veto to new permanent members — the official line is that the question be deferred for fifteen years after reform takes effect2.
Three seconds, start to sourced.
No tab, no app to open.
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Press ⌥ Space
Anywhere on your machine. The assistant opens over whatever you're already doing — no tab to find, no window to hunt for.
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Ask in plain language
“What's India's line on this?” It can already see the page you're on, so you don't have to paste half a document to explain yourself.
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Get an answer you can defend
Every claim tied back to the primary record — UN documents, treaty text, foreign-ministry releases, voting histories. Then it disappears again.
An assistant that knows the brief.
Not a chat box with a hotkey.
It carries the same standards as the research engine — primary sources, attributed claims, and a straight answer when the record is silent.
It reads what you're reading
Point it at the resolution on your screen and ask what a clause actually commits you to. No copy-paste, no re-explaining the context you're already in.
Cited, or it doesn't say it
The same sourcing rule as the research engine: primary documents first, every claim attributed, and an honest “the record doesn't say” when the record doesn't say.
It knows your committee
Set your country, committee and topic once. It holds them across every session, so the tenth question of the night lands in the same context as the first.
Drafts where you write
Opening speeches, position papers, amendments, points of information — composed in the document you already have open, in your voice, not pasted in from elsewhere.
Never breaks your flow
It opens on a keystroke and closes on Escape. No new app to live in, no fifteen tabs, nothing left running in your face when you're done.
Your work stays yours
It reads your screen only while you're asking it something, and never in the background. Nothing is sent anywhere until you press the key.
What you’re wondering.
The questions we get asked first.
Put the record within reach.
The assistant opens where you already work — and closes the moment you have your answer. Join the waitlist and we'll email you when your seat is ready.