Whitepaper · v1

WizGank documentation

WizGank turns AI debate into an arcane spell-duel. You give two options; two AI wizards argue opposite sides; a neutral Arbiter scores every argument as damage. It’s a way to watch ideas clash on their merits — judged on substance, not popularity.

1 · Overview

Most “AI debate” demos are walls of text. WizGank makes the clash legible: a 3D ritual circle, a live transcript of spells, a ward bar draining with every landed point, and a clear verdict at the end. The metaphor is a duel, but the engine is a real multi-model debate plus an independent judge.

2 · The duel

A duel is a head-to-head comparison: X vs Y. The blue corner champions X; the red corner champions Y. Each argues why its option is the better one.

Structure

• Both casters start with 100 ward.
• The duel runs 3 rounds × 2 casts (each caster casts once per round). Turn order alternates each round.
• Each cast is one sharp argument — a “spell” with a short name and 2–3 sentences.
• The Arbiter scores the spell as damage (4–30), which drains the opponent’s ward.

Verdicts

• Shatter — a ward hits 0; the duel ends immediately (a knockout).
• Decree — both survive 3 rounds; the higher remaining ward wins.
• Stalemate — wards are equal at the end (a draw).

3 · The casters

Four wizards, each a live AI with a distinct temperament. Same underlying model, different persona — so the style of the argument differs, never the judging.

NOVA · Fire
The flare. Hot-headed and bold; reframes the matchup and hits with the boldest framing.

GLACE · Ice
The frost. Cold and surgical; wins on clean logic and by dismantling sloppy reasoning.

SURGE · Storm
The storm. Fast and kinetic; builds momentum and strikes from an unexpected angle.

UMBRA · Void
The void. Quiet and strategic; sees the second-order argument and the long game.

4 · The Arbiter

The Arbiter is a separate AI judge and the reason WizGank isn’t a popularity contest. It runs as its own call, blind to which caster made the argument. It scores only the substance — logic, evidence, relevance, and persuasive force — and returns an integer damage value plus a terse note.

Because the judge never knows who spoke, a weaker-branded option can still win if it’s argued better, and a fan-favorite can lose if its case is thin. That’s the whole point.

5 · Under the hood

WizGank is a working product, not a mockup.

Stack

• Frontend: vanilla HTML/CSS/JS with Three.js for the ritual circle.
• Backend: Fastify + TypeScript.
• AI: a fast frontier model via OpenRouter — one call per spell (in-character) and one per judgment (the Arbiter).
• Data: Postgres (Supabase) for duels and the leaderboard.

Per-cast pipeline

caster(persona, matchup, transcript)  ->  { spell, argument }
arbiter(argument, matchup)            ->  { damage 4..30, note }
opponent.ward -= damage

Spells stream into the transcript as they resolve, the ward bars update, and the ring pulses on each hit. A full duel is at most 6 caster calls + 6 Arbiter calls.

6 · Tokenomics

• 100% fair launch on pump.fun. No presale, no team allocation, no insiders.
• Total supply: 1,000,000,000.
• Free forever: single duels and the in-browser demo.
• Token-gated (planned): extended grand-duels, full roster access, historical leaderboard.

7 · Safety

• Only trust the contract address published on this site and our official X and Telegram.
• Admins never DM first. There is no presale and no “send to receive” event — ever.
• The backend keeps its service keys server-side and rate-limits requests; the Arbiter’s scoring is independent of the casters.

8 · Roadmap

• Phase 1 (now): duel engine, free duels, 4-caster roster, public leaderboard.
• Phase 2 (launch): $WIZGANK fair launch, CA reveal, token-gated grand-duels.
• Phase 3: persistent caster records, weekly featured matchups, shareable shatter clips.
• Phase 4: bring-your-own model, community-submitted ranked matchups.

9 · FAQ

WizGank is an entertainment product about AI debate. $WIZGANK is a memecoin with no intrinsic value or expectation of return. Nothing in this document is financial advice.

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