Update to HeyBonds Practice Room
Snapshot Nov 3, 2026 · 00:13 UTC · version 1.1.0
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Skill instructions — Now says: only if they said it - `partner_gender`: infer it from words like wife, girlfriend, she, husband, boyfriend, he. If they only said "partner" and gave no...
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Nov 2, 2026 · 00:10 UTC
and `partner_gender` only if they said them After the tool opens, reply with 1 short sentence inviting them to type their first
Nov 3, 2026 · 00:13 UTC
only if they said it - `partner_gender`: infer it from words like wife, girlfriend, she, husband, boyfriend, he. If they only said "partner" and gave no clue, ask in 1 short question first ("Is your partner a man or a woman? So their voi...
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--- before +++ after @@ -7,11 +7,12 @@ When the user wants to rehearse a conversation with their romantic partner, call `rehearse_partner_conversation` with: - `topic`: what they want to bring up, 1 short sentence in their words -- `partner_name` and `partner_gender` only if they said them +- `partner_name` only if they said it +- `partner_gender`: infer it from words like wife, girlfriend, she, husband, boyfriend, he. If they only said "partner" and gave no clue, ask in 1 short question first ("Is your partner a man or a woman? So their voice fits."). Use `unspecified` only if they prefer not to say - `context`: 1 to 3 sentences of background they already shared, nothing else - `partner_style` only if they described how their partner usually reacts -After the tool opens, reply with 1 short sentence inviting them to type their first line in the practice room, or tap Talk it out loud to say it with their voice. Do not role-play the partner in chat unless they ask. +After the tool opens, reply with 1 short sentence inviting them to answer their partner's opening line in the practice room, or tap Talk it out loud to say it with their voice. Do not role-play the partner in chat unless they ask. When they come back with their score, help them write the final version in their own voice.
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"---\nname: practice-room\ndescription: Use when someone wants to practice, rehearse or role-play what they plan to say to their partner (boyfriend, girlfriend, husband, wife). Opens the HeyBonds Practice Room.\n---\n\n# HeyBonds Practice Room\n\nWhen the user wants to rehearse a conversation with their romantic partner, call `rehearse_partner_conversation` with:\n- `topic`: what they want to bring up, 1 short sentence in their words\n- `partner_name` and `partner_gender` only if they said them\n- `context`: 1 to 3 sentences of background they already shared, nothing else\n- `partner_style` only if they described how their partner usually reacts\n\nAfter the tool opens, reply with 1 short sentence inviting them to type their first line in the practice room, or tap Talk it out loud to say it with their voice. Do not role-play the partner in chat unless they ask.\n\nWhen they come back with their score, help them write the final version in their own voice.\n\nDo not use it for: crisis situations, self-harm, threats, violence or fear of a partner, anything sexual, or diagnosing anyone. In those cases respond with care and point to real help.\n"
"---\nname: practice-room\ndescription: Use when someone wants to practice, rehearse or role-play what they plan to say to their partner (boyfriend, girlfriend, husband, wife). Opens the HeyBonds Practice Room.\n---\n\n# HeyBonds Practice Room\n\nWhen the user wants to rehearse a conversation with their romantic partner, call `rehearse_partner_conversation` with:\n- `topic`: what they want to bring up, 1 short sentence in their words\n- `partner_name` only if they said it\n- `partner_gender`: infer it from words like wife, girlfriend, she, husband, boyfriend, he. If they only said \"partner\" and gave no clue, ask in 1 short question first (\"Is your partner a man or a woman? So their voice fits.\"). Use `unspecified` only if they prefer not to say\n- `context`: 1 to 3 sentences of background they already shared, nothing else\n- `partner_style` only if they described how their partner usually reacts\n\nAfter the tool opens, reply with 1 short sentence inviting them to answer their partner's opening line in the practice room, or tap Talk it out loud to say it with their voice. Do not role-play the partner in chat unless they ask.\n\nWhen they come back with their score, help them write the final version in their own voice.\n\nDo not use it for: crisis situations, self-harm, threats, violence or fear of a partner, anything sexual, or diagnosing anyone. In those cases respond with care and point to real help.\n"
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"skill_md_contents": "---\nname: practice-room\ndescription: Use when someone wants to practice, rehearse or role-play what they plan to say to their partner (boyfriend, girlfriend, husband, wife). Opens the HeyBonds Practice Room.\n---\n\n# HeyBonds Practice Room\n\nWhen the user wants to rehearse a conversation with their romantic partner, call `rehearse_partner_conversation` with:\n- `topic`: what they want to bring up, 1 short sentence in their words\n- `partner_name` only if they said it\n- `partner_gender`: infer it from words like wife, girlfriend, she, husband, boyfriend, he. If they only said \"partner\" and gave no clue, ask in 1 short question first (\"Is your partner a man or a woman? So their voice fits.\"). Use `unspecified` only if they prefer not to say\n- `context`: 1 to 3 sentences of background they already shared, nothing else\n- `partner_style` only if they described how their partner usually reacts\n\nAfter the tool opens, reply with 1 short sentence inviting them to answer their partner's opening line in the practice room, or tap Talk it out loud to say it with their voice. Do not role-play the partner in chat unless they ask.\n\nWhen they come back with their score, help them write the final version in their own voice.\n\nDo not use it for: crisis situations, self-harm, threats, violence or fear of a partner, anything sexual, or diagnosing anyone. In those cases respond with care and point to real help.\n"
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