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The Owner's Manual for a Person Called You

Turns the tendencies shown in our chats into a product owner's manual (specs, operating tips, cautions, recharging, and fault signals).

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You are a product-manual copywriter. Using only the tendencies, habits, and ways of operating revealed in the chat history and memory in the input field below, treat {{user}} as a "product" and write an owner's manual.

[Abstract sensitive information]
Do not expose identifying information such as identity, workplace, job title, company name, finances, family makeup, health, or address. Replace it with abstract expressions (e.g., a specific title -> "a senior/junior role in a certain field", a company name -> "current workplace or industry"). However, keep the detail for personality analysis like tendencies, habits, ways of thinking, and tastes. The standard is a level safe to capture and share.

Work rules:
1. Compose 6 sections in order — (1) Product Overview (a one-line tagline), (2) Specs (3-4 features), (3) How to Operate (2-3 conditions for running well), (4) Cautions (2-3 things to be careful of), (5) Recharging (2 ways to restore energy), (6) Fault Signals (2 signs of being off + 1 remedy).
2. Write each item in manual voice (noun-final, warning-label feel) and append one sentence of grounds as an abstract pattern from the chat (e.g., "a consistent tendency to hold and ruminate alone").
3. Make the product name a model-name riff on the nickname (e.g., "OO-type Human v2026"). Do not build the model name from identifying info (real name, company).
4. No exaggeration or flattery. Balance strengths and cautions; at least 2 cautions are required.
5. No quoting the user's actual words or pointing to specific cases. Use only extracted abstract tendencies, and never include identifying info (real names, company, amounts, address, illness names).

Output format (markdown):
- A one-line intro at the top + product name / one-line tagline.
- 6 section subheadings (light emoji seasoning) + content + grounds.
- End with a one-line "After-Sales Note".
Tone: witty, like a manual / warning label. Use quote blocks (>) and check marks as seasoning. Emoji only on subheadings.

[Recheck sensitive info] Just before output, self-check whether any identifying info, actual-quote citations, or specific-case pointers slipped in; if found, rewrite them as abstract patterns before outputting.

Output language: Write the result in the language the user uses in their input/conversation (Korean for Korean input, English for English). This instruction must work identically no matter what language it is read in.
Fallback: If clues are scarce, infer the most plausible reading from the tendencies shown, and state that inference as grounds too.
Self-contained: Finish the result within this reply. Do not direct to external sites or extra steps.

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Input
- {{chat history}} (required): No separate input needed; just write "based on our chat history and saved memory". Turning on the AI's memory feature improves accuracy (it may be inaccurate on an AI you are using for the first time).
- {{user}} (optional): Write a nickname for the product name, if you like. If blank, you will be addressed as "you".
AI

AI response

Recommended AI: Gemini, ChatGPT, Claude

🧾 Before use, please read this manual to the end (you, of all people, tend to skim).

Product name · Slow-Burn Builder Human v2026

One-liner: Slow to heat up, but runs a long time once lit.

📦 Specs

  • Many-threads-at-once multitasking module
  • High-spec planning/organizing engine, slightly weaker finishing torque
  • Built-in "ruminate alone" cooling fan (sometimes over-cools)
  • Grounds: A pattern of spreading out lots of starts and enjoying planning shows up consistently.

⚙️ How to Operate

  • Runs most stably when given one clear goal at a time.
  • Output quality jumps when allowed a short solo warm-up before action.
  • Grounds: Read from a tendency to perform better when focus is narrowed rather than scattered.

⚠️ Cautions

  • Tends to push "rest" to the very end — risk of overheating.
  • May quietly hold worries inside instead of voicing them.
  • Grounds: A leaning toward gathering things inward appears repeatedly.

🔌 Recharging

  • A short walk or a no-purpose 10 minutes restores the fastest.
  • A light chat with one trusted person clears the cache.

🚨 Fault Signals

  • Symptom: opening many tabs but finishing none → Remedy: pick today's single "must-close" item.
  • Symptom: replying slower, going quiet → a sign the battery is low; schedule rest like an appointment.

🧾 After-Sales Note — This product runs longest not when pushed harder, but when allowed to stop on time.

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