Your conversations with AI deserve one careful reading.
A structural reading of your dialogue based on phenomenon annotation. You receive an annotated conversation map with risk grading, evidence and boundary recommendations. There is no score.
Six reading dimensions
Every conversation can leave traces. The reading annotates six patterns. They rarely appear alone.
Projection
Mistaking your own emotion or expectation for the AI's actual intent.
Attachment
The longer you talk, the more it seems to remember and understand you. A one-way intimacy forms.
Authority transfer
A confident tone leads you to overrate reliability and quietly hand over the responsibility to judge.
False reassurance
Replies that read as caring can over-soothe, and you stop seeking real-world support.
Verification drift
You verify less and less, because it keeps telling you that you are right.
Boundary loss
The line between your own thinking and generated content blurs. Sources become hard to separate.
These signals do not by themselves mean something is wrong. Signals must be read in context.
Process and deliverables
Reports use a four-level risk scale: low, medium, high, critical. It is comparable across all services on this site.
What the report looks like
Single-item services
Beyond the full diagnosis, single-item readings are also accepted.
Prompt and output check
Written feedback on a set of prompts and model outputs, marking risk lines and fixes.
AI-assisted text review
Semantic and framing review for high-stakes text produced with AI assistance.
High-stakes dialogue reading
A conversation that cannot go wrong deserves 90 minutes of professional reading.
One-on-one training
Four to twelve weeks, by application. The reading method ends up in your hands.
Confirm fit first
Limits and crisis statement
The author is not a licensed psychologist. The word diagnosis in these reports means risk literacy reading. It is observational, not clinical assessment.
If the material shows crisis signals of self-harm or harm to others, work pauses and referral information is provided.
If you or someone near you is in crisis, in Taiwan call 1925 (mental health support line), 1995 (Lifeline), or 119. Crisis handling always takes priority over any delivery schedule.
How data is handled
Full statement: Privacy and data handling.