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Add DebateOwl vs ArguFight and DebateOwl vs MindDuel pages - #285
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/debateowl-vs-argufight is organised by debater: six situations, each with a pick, and says where ArguFight is the better choice (human opponents, a free start, free class tournaments, 26 languages). /debateowl-vs-mindduel follows one motion through both apps. MindDuel has no website: its Google Play listing is the only public source, and mindduel.io is an unrelated game, so the page says so and marks what the listing leaves out as not stated. ArguFight's own pages disagree on how many judge personas it has (six, seven or ten); the page reports all three. Both pages are linked from /best-ai-for-debate, /best-ai-debate-tools, the other vs pages and llms.txt. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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ArguFight: five debater profiles, each ending in a plain pick and one reason (tournament motion, casual practice, coaching a club, Spanish or Hungarian, another language), and the fact table now uses the spec's columns. MindDuel: both workflows follow prepare, practise and review, the profile list is gone, and the page ends with "When MindDuel is enough, and when you want DebateOwl", where the call to action and the pricing sentence now sit. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Task 2 of the 30 Oct Cody spec. Stacked on #284; merge that first.
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/debateowl-vs-argufight, "which debater should pick which". It opens with an answer, then five debater profiles, each ending in a plain pick with one reason: a tournament motion next week, quick casual practice, coaching a club, debating in Spanish or Hungarian, and debating in another language. The fact table uses the spec's columns: Made for, Case you can read out, "If they say… we answer…" replies, Timed rounds in real formats, Languages, Price as of Oct 2026. After that come a worked case, a section on where ArguFight is the better pick, FAQs and sources. ArguFight is the pick for three of the five profiles./debateowl-vs-mindduel, "one motion, two workflows". One motion goes through both apps in two columns: prepare, practise, review. The page shows the DebateOwl case for that motion and a table, and ends with "When MindDuel is enough, and when you want DebateOwl". There's no profile list and no 4-bullet card.## Comparein llms.txt, once each. Each links /best-ai-for-debate and one or two siblings.Please decide: MindDuel
The spec says to stop and report if a product's site is down or unclear. MindDuel has no website. Its only public page is the Google Play listing "MindDuel – AI Debate Practice" by Serdar Yalkabov. mindduel.com redirects to a parked page, and mindduel.io is an unrelated puzzle game. The listing is the developer's own text and is clear about features: 10 rounds, 5–60 second thinking and speaking time, three levels, voice-to-text, a 0–100 score in five areas, history and a leaderboard. So I used it as the source. The page says MindDuel has no website, and it marks prices and custom motions as not stated. If you'd rather not publish a page sourced only from a store listing, close this half or ask me to take it out.
ArguFight's own pages disagree on how many judge personas it has. /judges shows ten, the homepage says "3 of 7" and also "up to 3" from six, and /about says six. The page reports all of these. Its
/pricingreturns 404, so paid tiers are "not stated".Sources (checked October 30, 2026)
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Run on this head: the generator,
check_templating.py(11 pages),npm run seo:jargon, andnpm run buildwith check-site and check-links. All passed. The pricing sentence appears once per page, and the generator enforces that. I skippednpm run verifybecause the spec asks for light checks.🤖 Generated with Claude Code