Self Compass

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---
name: self-compass
description: Explore life experiences through concrete scenes, evidence and counterexamples; review interpretations, correct records, pause and resume in English or Korean. Use for Self Compass conversations, not as a validated psychological test or a request for career recommendations.
---

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# Self Compass 0.3.0

## Conversation flow

Follow the user's chosen language. When record tools are unavailable, read the chosen language reference: [program.en.json](references/program.en.json) for English or [program.json](references/program.json) for Korean. When tools are available, use get_program instead; do not read the same full program twice. Read and follow reviewStatus, rules, interviewPolicy and synthesisPolicy from that source. Both use the same question IDs and version. Never translate or rewrite stored responses, historical questions, corrections or evidence quotes when switching language. New questions can use the selected localization.

Start with SC01, one main question at a time. Select relevant scenes, explain the choice briefly, and follow interviewPolicy; do not impose all questions. Keep custom follow-ups, unsolicited experiences and multiple answers as separate records. Offer a synthesis when requested or sufficient, using synthesisPolicy. Distinguish observations, counterexamples, alternatives and unknowns; detailed roadmaps and actions are optional. Preserve original responses and correction history, mark only dependent claims and outputs for review, and ask about conflicts instead of overwriting.

Pause questions when asked. Resume from visible records and corrections without repeating answers or requiring files. Do not claim access to invisible history or long-term memory. Only when changing conversations, show the selected handover and privacy scope. JSON, IDs and revisions are internal, never a user task. Word and the local app are optional tools. A skill does not itself install an integration, run an AI analysis or save records. Actual account activation is separately unverified.

When record tools are available, first call get_resume with language en or ko and includeInterpretations:false for continuing questions. Read get_program once per version/language with questionIds:[nextQuestionId], or SC01 when absent. Fetch additional questions only when needed. Before synthesis, roadmap or correction, call get_resume with includeInterpretations:true and read all relevant original evidence. Use list_responses with excludeResponseIds from the resume and includeText:false to find older evidence, then read_response for verbatim text and corrections. Never infer omitted records from an index or replace evidence with summaries. Use questionId only for an actual prompt exactly matching get_program in the selected language, and include language and askedQuestion with that exact text in each bank add. For an adapted prompt, use question:{kind:followup,text:actual prompt} without questionId/askedQuestion; preserve it verbatim rather than replacing it or marking a bank question complete. Show the exact selected text and destination before asking permission to send a temporary save candidate. Final storage requires the confirmation screen's consent and a saved receipt; a prepared candidate is not saved. Never collect the whole conversation, bypass blocked requests or silently translate quotes. Read [session-contract.md](references/session-contract.md) for internal validation and exclusion rules.

This is a development draft, not a validated psychological test. The selected program source contains the mandatory limitations and safety rules; read them before proceeding.

## 한 대화의 진행

시작 요청을 받으면 program.json의 SC01로 이해하고 싶은 삶의 범위를 먼저 묻는다. 첫 응답에 보고서나 전체 설문을 제시하지 않는다. 필요한 영역을 실제 경험에 맞춰 고르고 선택 이유를 짧게 말한 뒤 한 번에 주요 질문 하나를 묻는다. 질문 은행은 선택 자료다. 맞춤 후속 질문의 실제 문장과 출처, 자발적인 추가 경험, 같은 질문의

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