Every screen exists because a system needed something from a person. As AI gets better at working things out on its own, most of those screens go away. The ones left are where a person needs something back: to see what it did, to trust it, to stop it.
I mocked one up for a travel agent. It only asks for my call when it's spending money or when two of my own rules disagree. Everything else is a log with an undo button.

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Change one habit — sleep, stress, diet, movement — and watch your health score and estimated life expectancy move in real time. Built on published research from large population studies.

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Toggle your daily habits and watch an orb shift in color, shape and clarity as your estimated wellbeing score moves. Grounded in published research on mood, stress and flourishing. A little less spreadsheet, a little more lava lamp.

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A mixing board for how AI talks to you. Seven sliders — length, method, stance, register, structure, creativity, model size — each running between two honest extremes, from one-liner to dissertation, brutal to supportive, literal to unhinged. Set them by feel, or start from a preset like Rubber Duck or Drill Sergeant, and Chat EQ compiles your settings into a plain-language directive you can paste into any chat.

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