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Compare

Document comparison engine

Compare analyzes two @mentioned documents side-by-side — structural differences, content overlap, contradictions, gaps, and a concrete recommendation on which to use as the canonical version.

How it works

Side-by-side analysis with
contradiction detection

Mention two documents with @. Compare finds every difference, overlap, and contradiction — then recommends which should be canonical and what to merge from the other.

Structural Diff

Section-by-section comparison. What exists in A but not B, what's duplicated, what's reorganized. See the structural DNA of each document.

Doc A: 12 sections | Doc B: 9 sections | Shared: 7 | Unique: 5+2

Contradiction Detection

Claims in Document A that conflict with Document B are flagged with specific quotes from both sides. No ambiguity — you see exactly where they disagree.

⚠ A says 'Q3 revenue: $4.2M' but B says 'Q3 revenue: $3.8M'

Gap Analysis

What's in A but missing from B? What's in B but missing from A? Critical for merging documents or identifying what each version adds.

Gap: Doc B missing 'Risk Factors' section present in Doc A

Merge Recommendation

Which document should be the canonical version? What content should be merged from the other? Specific, actionable guidance for resolution.

Recommend: Use Doc A as base, merge sections 4-5 from Doc B

Precision, not guesswork

Not "they look pretty similar."
Every difference identified and classified.

Manual Comparison
Read both documents fully
Try to remember differences
Miss contradictions buried in paragraphs
Guess which version is better
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Section-by-section structural diff with shared/unique counts
Contradictions flagged with exact quotes from both documents
Gap analysis shows what each version adds uniquely
Concrete merge recommendation with specific sections to combine

Any two documents

Two versions. One clear answer.

Whenever you have competing documents that need resolution.

Contract Versions

Your draft vs counterparty redlines — every change identified

Policy Revisions

Current policy vs proposed update — impact of every change

Research Papers

Two studies on the same topic — agreements and contradictions

Spec Revisions

Original spec vs updated requirements — scope creep identified

Strategy Documents

Competing proposals — strengths, weaknesses, and recommended approach

Content Drafts

Multiple drafts of the same piece — best elements from each

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