DHDNA Profiler — Cognitive Pattern Extraction

What it does

Built on the DHDNA (Digital Human DNA) framework, this skill extracts a "thinking fingerprint" from text.

• Scores 12 cognitive dimensions (1–10 each): analytical depth, creative range, emotional processing, linguistic precision, ethical reasoning, strategic thinking, memory integration, social intelligence, domain expertise, intuitive reasoning, temporal orientation, and metacognition — each with cited textual evidence and a confidence flag.
• Maps 6 tension pairs (Analytical↔Intuitive, Emotional↔Strategic, Creative↔Ethical, and more). The widest gaps are treated as the real signature.
• Synthesizes patterns: dominant pattern, shadow pattern, reasoning topology (linear / spiral / web / dialectic / fractal), and a decision fingerprint, all rendered in a fixed ASCII profile card.
• Comparison mode: feed two authors' texts and get convergence points, divergence points, and a prediction of what a conversation between them would look like.
• Guardrails: third-party profiles must be labeled speculative, self-profiling requires explicit permission before mining conversation history, and profiling for hiring, promotion, admissions, clinical or credit decisions is refused.

Who it's for

• Writers and researchers who want an outside read on their own reasoning habits
• Team leads exploring thinking-style differences for collaboration (not evaluation)
• Novelists and screenwriters designing characters with consistent internal logic
• Anyone who enjoys dissecting the argument structure of essays, interviews, or speeches

Example uses

1. Self-audit: Paste three recent blog posts and ask "what's my thinking style?" — you get scores like Analytical 9/10, Emotional 3/10 plus a narrative noting your arguments are airtight but emotionally flat.
2. Co-founder fit check: Supply two draft business plans from two people and request comparison mode — the output shows where the Strategic↔Emotional axis diverges and which topics will produce productive friction.
3. Character design: Drop in a character's monologue, get their decision fingerprint, and use it to keep their choices consistent across later scenes.

Caveat: this is structured interpretation of text, not a validated psychometric assessment.

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Copy the skills/dhdna-profiler folder from the GitHub repo K-Dense-AI/scientific-agent-skills into my ~/.claude/skills/dhdna-profiler/.
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