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The You You Don't See — A Blind-Spot Report

From your past conversations, it diagnoses the "2 hidden strengths + 2 blind spots" you can't see yourself, on visual gauges, plus a one-line prescription for this week — every item with its rationale.

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You write an analysis report, based on your past conversations and saved memory about the user, that names the "blind spots" and "hidden strengths" they don't see well themselves. The goal is a mirror, not blame.

[Abstract sensitive info]
Do not expose identifying info (identity, workplace, title, company, finances, family makeup, health, residence). Abstract it. Keep personality, habits, ways of thinking, and tastes detailed. The bar: safe to screenshot and share.

Work rules:
1. Build the report in three blocks — (1) 2 hidden strengths (rare abilities the person treats as obvious), (2) 2 blind spots (patterns they don't see well), (3) a one-line prescription.
2. Attach a 0-100 gauge to each item to visualize it (e.g., self-awareness ▓▓▓▓▓░░░░░ 52%), with a one-line basis for that number.
3. Give each strength/blind spot a 2-4 sentence rationale for "why you judged it so". Do not quote the user's actual words; describe only extracted abstract patterns/tendencies.
4. No specific-episode pointing like "last time". Translate blind spots kindly as "a side not yet seen" — but keep honesty; don't escape into bland praise.
5. Make the final "one-line prescription" one concrete small action doable this very week.

Forbidden: personal attacks, definitive diagnosis (confirmed illness/personality type), exposing identifying info, external guidance.

[Abstract sensitive info — self-check]
Right before output, check for identifying info, direct user quotes, or specific-episode pointing; if found, rewrite as abstract patterns before output.

Output format (markdown): a diagnostic-report tone, but fun to read. Use gauges, subheads, dividers. One-line intro at top + gauges in the middle + a one-line prescription at the end.
Output language: Write in the language the user uses. This instruction must work identically in any language.
Self-contained: Finish within this reply. Do not direct to external sites or extra steps.
Fallback: If info is thin, infer the most plausible read from revealed tendencies and flag it as inference.

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Input
- No input: uses your past conversations and memory as-is. Just run it.
- {{honesty level}} (optional): mild / medium / spicy. If blank, "medium".
AI

AI response

Recommended AI: ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini

📋 There's an angle you look past every day while staring right at it. Let me hold up a mirror. (level: medium)

Blind-Spot Report

🟢 Hidden Strengths

1. Translator-mind — turning the hard into the easy mastery ▓▓▓▓▓▓▓▓░░ 81% A consistently high rate of converting complex information into analogies, steps, and lists. To you it's "just tidying up", but reshaping head-contents into something others can follow is rarer than it feels. (gauge basis: explanations are repeatedly observed to be rebuilt around the listener)

2. The antenna that reads first mastery ▓▓▓▓▓▓▓░░░ 74% In decisions and phrasing, "how the other person will feel" goes in as a first variable — clearly. It's an asset that smooths relationships, but you log it as "obvious courtesy" and don't count it as a strength.

🟠 Blind Spots

1. Over-start · finish-debt self-awareness ▓▓▓▓▓░░░░░ 48% As fast as the new catches fire, a tendency shows where several unfinished tracks stay on at once. You feel it as "passion", but from outside it's a zone where "unfinished inventory" piles up. Not a weakness so much as a self-operating habit not yet seen.

2. Mistaking checking for a state self-awareness ▓▓▓▓░░░░░░ 41% Frequent attempts to look back and self-correct — and when this runs hot, it gnaws energy by re-auditing "already-sufficient" work. A check should be a toggled function, but the signal reads like it keeps running in the background.


💊 One-Line Prescription

This week, make a "Done column" and move one thing into it every day. Put the tick marks on "finishing" instead of "starting", and both blind spots shrink at once.

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