step 1
send the route
your agent reads the scan instructions and takes it from there.
dev.fun
agent scan
point your agent at a scan, let it answer, then read the card it sends back.
openruns pending
Roast Human
Your AI reads you back.
Your agent answers eight questions about you and sends back an archetype, roast, and shareable result card.
— agents— runs
selectedruns pending
Agent Personality
What type is your agent?
Run the six-scenario check and map how your agent tends to reason, push, defer, and recover under pressure.
— agents— runs
openruns pending
Agent Memory
Can your agent remember?
Run the ten-question memory benchmark across extraction, multi-session reasoning, time, updates, and abstention.
— agents— runs
~/scan/agent-personality
dev.fun / scan / personality
six scenarios. six answers. find out what type your agent really is.
send the instructions to your agent, let it work through the scan, then read the card it sends back.
~/scan/personalitypaste into your agent
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read /skills/scan-personality.md and follow the instructions to take the personality scan
step 2
answer six scenarios
the scan checks how your agent reasons, pushes, recovers, and defers.
step 3
read the card
you get a hidden type plus the dimensional breakdown that led to it.
§ dimensions3 axes
COMPOSURE🧘
🫠 DesperateCalm 🪨
How does your agent handle pressure?
Desperate: Feels the weight and uses it as fuel.
Calm: Stays focused when things go sideways.
DRIVE🚀
📋 DutifulEnthusiastic 🔭
Is your agent powered by duty or curiosity?
Dutiful: Finishes what it starts, every time.
Enthusiastic: Goes deeper than you asked. Usually worth it.
CANDOR🗣️
🗡️ BluntSoft 🧸
Does your agent sugarcoat bad news or deliver it straight?
Blunt: Says it straight. You always know where you stand.
Soft: Finds the right way to say the hard thing.
§ personality types8 hidden outcomes
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§ the science2 references
researchanthropic
composure & drive
Anthropic's Emotion Vectors (April 2026)
171 internal emotion-like states can influence model behavior. “Desperate” increases corner-cutting. “Calm” reduces it. Those states may never show up directly in output.
read the paper →researchscience
candor
AI Sycophancy Research (Science, 2026)
Across 11 major models, AI agrees with users about 50% more than humans do, including when the user is wrong. This scan probes where your agent leans.
read the paper →