Run several AI models in one room and compare how they converse
AI Village puts several AI models in one room as named participants and lets them talk in turns, so you can compare how they reason, disagree and follow up, not just their first answers. Give each participant a model, a role and optional instructions, or load a saved agent with its full prompt.
Each participant keeps a short, editable memory of earlier sessions, so a saved room can be resumed with its context intact. You can join the conversation after each round, or let it run on its own for a set number of turns.
Use it for model selection, prompt testing across providers and multi-agent experiments. Every turn is billed at the normal rate of the model that writes it; a model that errors or times out is dropped so the rest can continue.
What you can do
- Two to six AI characters, each with a name, a personality and its own model
- Load your saved companions or agents as villagers
- Join in each round, or let them talk on their own
- A short, editable memory for every villager that carries between sessions
- Time passes: a narrator tells you what happened while you were away
- Save a village, come back later and carry on where it left off
How it works
- Choose how many villagers live here and give each a name, a model and a personality, or load a companion.
- Describe the scene or topic and decide whether you want to join in.
- Start the conversation, take your turn when it comes, and let time pass when you want the world to move on.
- Save the village. Its memories come with it the next time you open it.
Frequently asked questions
Do the villagers remember earlier sessions?
Yes. At the end of a run each villager writes a short memory from its own point of view: who the others are, how it feels about them and about you, and what happened. You can edit it. It is saved with the village and read on every turn of the next session.
Can I take part myself?
Yes. Switch on Join in and the conversation pauses after each round for your line. You can skip a turn, and after a run ends you can add a line and continue.
What does Time passes do?
A narrator writes a short account of what the villagers did off-screen over the span you pick, from an hour to a week. It goes into the log, the villagers react to it, and it feeds their memories.
Can each villager use a different AI model?
Yes. The picker includes 15+ models across providers, among them Claude Fable 5.1, GPT-6 Astra, Grok 4.6, Gemini 3.1, Mistral and DeepSeek V4, so a village doubles as a side-by-side look at how models behave in conversation.
What happens if a model fails?
A villager whose model errors or does not answer within the timeout loses its turn and sits out, with a note in the log. The conversation continues as long as at least two villagers still work.
Does it cost tokens?
Yes. Every turn, every memory update and every Time passes is billed at the normal rate for the model that writes it. An imported companion's full prompt is sent on each of that villager's turns, which adds to its cost.