feel
/feel — System Emotional Intelligence
"Code has no feelings. But the humans writing it do. And the patterns in the code reveal what the humans feel."
Usage
/feel # Quick pulse — how does the system feel right now?
/feel --deep # Deep scan — energy arc, momentum, burnout signals
/feel --log # Append to feels.log (no output, just record)
Quick Pulse (default)
Read the signals and report:
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