Hemelion Decision and Pattern Reflection

Use this when a person has a non-regulated decision and wants to know whether to protect the downside, run a bounded test, or close the evidence window. Uses four 1–5 ratings and returns a transparent rule. Do not use for emergencies or professional legal, medical, or financial advice.

Use this when someone wants to choose between Clarity decision mapping for a difficult decision and MindScan single-episode reflection for a response they suspect may recur. Returns a no-charge reflection mode, a clarifying question, or a safety boundary. Do not use for diagnosis, emergencies, or legal, medical, financial, hiring, or insurance decisions.

Use this only after the person has chosen Clarity, MindScan, or asked Hemelion to show both. Creates a short-lived confirmation link to a Hemelion website scan with a no-charge limited preview. Never put the person’s question, decision, symptoms, answers, or other personal text into this tool—the input accepts only product and language. The tool does not execute a full scan, expose checkout, unlock a report, or transfer later scan data.

Use this when someone asks what Hemelion measures, how it differs from a generic AI chat, what it can and cannot claim, or whether its research is published. Returns the versioned public method and evidence links. Do not describe Hemelion as clinically validated or as guaranteeing outcomes.

Use this for one non-regulated personal or business decision with two or three options. Ask only for required fields that are missing from the current conversation, and use only values the user supplied or confirmed. Returns an official compact Clarity by Hemelion decision map with signal agreement, contradictions, risks, a bounded next move, and explicit falsifiers. Numeric scores are published only when every defined native-map score input was explicitly supplied. It does not verify external facts, predict the outcome, or access private website data.

Use this for non-clinical reflection on one concrete, low-risk episode. Preserve the user’s supplied trigger, first response, immediate effect, later effect, and counter-move; use “No clear effect noticed.” rather than inventing a missing effect. For the current 4.1.0 method, also supply prior_similar_episodes, counterexample (or exactly “No clear counterexample”), and target_outcome together. Omitting all three returns an explicitly versioned legacy 4.0.0 map. Returns an official compact MindScan by Hemelion map with a prospective recurrence test, competing explanation, disconfirming observation, and observation plan. Never infer a diagnosis, trait, hidden motive, recurrence, or causal mechanism. It cannot access private website data.