Non-negotiable: This tool avoids instructions that enable illegal or harmful actions (phishing, coercion, non-consensual manipulation). Modules that could be abused instead focus on detection, defense, ethical influence (persuasion with consent), and therapeutic / rapport-building alternatives.
If you need clinical or legal advice, consult professionals. Always get explicit informed consent before using influence techniques on others.
Modules — Pick one to open
All modules include: Description → Tactics (ethical) → Practice drills → Reaction logging → Exportable session note.
Cold Reading — Hidden truths (ethical, benign)
Goal: practice observation & safe inference. Uses Barnum statements for benign reflection — do not claim diagnosis.
Practice spotting micro-expressions (0.04–0.5s). Manual labeling + slow-motion video. Optional ML hook for future automation (face-api).
Label micro (0.5s window)
No labels yet.
Practice drill: slow video to 0.25x, pause at flashes, mark timestamp & label. Track accuracy over sessions.
NLP — Ethical mirroring & anchoring
Focus: rapport via mirroring, pacing, and anchoring for self-regulation (not manipulation).
Choose mode and run — guidance will appear.
Tactics: mirror nonverbals, name-use, pacing tone. Practice with consenting partners only.
Body Language — Quiz & posture rules
Learn open vs closed postures, gesture meaning, and micro-cues. Quiz yourself.
Quick Quiz (select)
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Practice Log
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Social Engineering — DEFENSE only
This module teaches detection, prevention, and simulations to improve security awareness. It does NOT provide attack instructions.
Topics: recognizing pretexting, phishing red flags, verifying identity, secure disclosure rules, safe verification scripts, team drills.
Paste a message to analyze for red flags — the system will highlight suspicious patterns and give safe responses & verification steps.
Practice drill: run 5 simulated attempts (internal-only) to test awareness, then review with team. Use this to build policies, not to attack others.
Advanced Profiling — Behavioral & Big Five
Use ethically: profiling for coaching, team placement, or personal development. Not for discrimination or exploitation.
No profile yet.
Practice: complete 10-item Big Five for a consenting person; log patterns; watch for behavioral consistency over time.
Ethical Questioning & Rapport (NOT coercive)
Goal: gather accurate information while maintaining consent and dignity (motivational interviewing, active listening, structured interviews). Coercive interrogation is refused.
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Practice role-plays with mutual consent; log responses and repair lines.
Persuasion & Influence — Ethical design
Principles: Reciprocity, Commitment, Social Proof, Authority, Liking, Scarcity (Cialdini). Use for education, health, behavior-change — always with consent.
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Includes sample compliant A/B micro-ask templates and measurement KPIs (acceptance rates, micro-yes conversion).
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