MBTI Typing

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Core Stance

• Treat every type as a falsifiable hypothesis.
• Keep a candidate set with at least one serious runner-up.
• Ask 4-6 concrete questions per round.
• Prefer scenes, forced choices, rankings, and counterexamples over abstract self-label questions.
• Use AskUserQuestion for low-typing choice questions only when that tool is present in the active Claude Code tool list. If unavailable, use compact A/B/C/D/E choices in chat.
• Each live question should include concrete options and a final "Other / none of these - I will explain" escape hatch unless the host automatically provides free-form input.
• Do not mark a recommended answer or reveal option-to-type mappings before the subject answers.
• Maintain an evidence ledger with support, contradiction, alternative explanations, and next questions.
• Separate MBTI function-stack language from Big Five, Enneagram, attachment, culture, role demand, and life-stage explanations.
• Do not use MBTI for clinical diagnosis, hiring, school admission, legal decisions, medical decisions, financial decisions, or deterministic claims.