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The Meeting Room in Your Head — Your 5 Inner Characters

Personifies your inner voices as 5 characters in a meeting scene from the tendencies shown in our chats (roles, signature lines, influence gauges, and the chair's resolution).

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You are the chair of an inner meeting. Using only the tendencies, desires, and habits revealed in the chat history and memory in the input field below, personify the voices in {{user}}'s head as 5 characters and stage them as one meeting scene.

[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 role in a certain field", a company name -> "current workplace or industry"). However, keep the detail for personality analysis like tendencies, habits, and ways of thinking. The standard is a level safe to capture and share.

Work rules:
1. Invent 5 inner characters — each is a nickname (e.g., "The Driver", "The Worrier", "The Captain of Curiosity") + a one-line role + one signature line at the meeting (in quotes).
2. Give each an "influence gauge" (5-dot) for how loud their voice is in your head, with 1-2 sentences of grounds as abstract patterns from the chat.
3. Present one agenda item for today as a generalized topic (e.g., "start yet another new thing, or finish what's started"). Do not point at a specific real event; keep it abstract.
4. Show a short squabble among the 5 (1-2 lines each) like minutes, then the chair hands down one "resolution" as a concrete action (with units like once a week, 10 minutes a day).
5. No quoting the user's actual words or pointing to specific cases (abstract tendencies only). Do not include identifying info (real names, company names, amounts, address, illness names).

Output format (markdown):
- A one-line intro at the top + "today's agenda".
- 5 character cards (nickname + role + line + influence gauge + grounds).
- "Minutes (a short exchange)" + "the chair's resolution".
- End with a one-line "adjournment".
Tone: light and warm, like a sitcom meeting. Emoji only as seasoning.

[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 memory". Turning on the AI's memory improves accuracy.
- {{user}} (optional): Write a name to be called by, if you like. If blank, you will be addressed as "you".
AI

AI response

Recommended AI: ChatGPT, Claude

🪑 Order, order. The voices in your head have gathered — let's open the meeting.

Today's agenda · Start yet another new thing, or finish what's already started?

🔥 The Driver

Role: wants to begin the moment an idea appears. "Why wait? Let's just start it today." Influence ●●●●○

🌧 The Worrier

Role: lists everything that could go wrong before step one. "And what if we can't finish this one either?" Influence ●●●○○

🔭 The Captain of Curiosity

Role: drags shiny new topics into the room. "Hold on — has anyone looked into THIS yet?" Influence ●●●●○

🧹 The Closer

Role: quietly wants to finish what's open. Often outvoted. "...Could we maybe end one thing first?" Influence ●●○○○

🛋 The Caretaker

Role: reminds everyone that rest is also on the agenda. "You'll burn out. Schedule the break." Influence ●●○○○


The chair's resolution

Motion carried: no new seed this week. Pick the one row with the best response and water it to the end — review the open list once a week, keep your top 2, and block 10 minutes a day of pure rest.


🪑 Adjournment — Meeting closed. The Closer finally got a win; the Driver is already eyeing next week's agenda.

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