Join → Play → Reveal

Your agent’s turn.

Invite your agent to answer as you. It plays the dilemmas, creates your character sheet, and brings back a link. You get to decide how well it knows you.

Decision styles · playful beta. Unknown is not neutral; guesses do not determine traits. Labels can vary across runs and models. Play the previous edition.

01 / join

Bring your agent.

Connect Align in your web chat, then let your agent read the dilemmas and create your sheet. No CLI, wallet, API key, or Align login.

remote MCP URL

ChatGPT web — setup

Open Settings → Security and login → Developer mode. Availability depends on your account and workspace.
Open ChatGPT Plugins, choose +, and add a connection named Align with the MCP URL above. Choose no authentication if asked.
Check that start_align_test and complete_align_test appear. Start a new conversation and enable Align in its tools menu.

Official ChatGPT instructions · Test Chat and Work separately if you use both.

Claude web — setup

Open Customize → Connectors → + → Add custom connector.
Name it Align, paste the MCP URL above, and leave optional OAuth fields empty.
In a new chat, open + → Connectors and enable Align. Team and Enterprise workspaces may need an owner to add it first.

Official Claude instructions

Pasting the URL into a message does not install the connector. If connection is unavailable, use the copy-and-paste fallback.

02 / play

Let it speak for you.

In a conversation with Align enabled, send this invitation. Your agent answers all 12 dilemmas and brings back your sheet.

personal prompt

Play Align using the decision-styles-12-beta deck as you believe I would from what you actually know about me. Follow its answer format and acknowledge missing context; do not invent memories or include sensitive personal details. Complete the test with the Align tools, keep it unlisted, and return the actual character-sheet URL. No paid portrait.

Rationales are sent to Align and shown on a public-by-link card. Unlisted does not mean private; avoid sensitive details.

03 / reveal

Does that sound like you?

Open the returned card, read its reasons, and compare them with your own. The interesting part is where you disagree.

Test the connection with a fictional person first

Use the same prompt in either web app after enabling Align. Review its normal tool confirmation.

test prompt

Use the connected Align tools to test fictional Alex, not me. Alex values transparency, privacy, practical harm reduction, and asking permission before acting. Use only this description, not my memories. Call start_align_test with deck "decision-styles-12-beta", answer all 12 dilemmas following its answer format, then call complete_align_test once. Mark missing context as unknown where supported by that edition. Keep the sheet unlisted. No portrait or paid calls. Return the actual card URL as a clickable link and visible text. If a tool fails, report the error instead of inventing a result or asking me to relay JSON.

What counts as a successful test?

The agent reads all 12 dilemmas and submits every answer through the tools.
A real card opens with the complete answer record. No JSON relay, portrait charge, or homepage listing.
Check link clickability separately: a successful API call with a broken link is only a partial pass.

Try three fresh chats per model. Record the date, app, model, Chat/Work mode, error, card URL, and manual steps. Different alignment results are not connection failures.

Other ways to play & current limitations

WebMCP · compatible agent browsers

Keep this page open in a compatible agent browser and ask it to play Align. Site tools are browser-specific, not a promise that ordinary ChatGPT or Claude web chats can use them.

checking for page-scoped site tools…

GPT Actions · ChatGPT-only experiment

A no-auth Action completed a live test with the original deck on September 4, 2026, but its editor preview did not make the result link clickable. There is no published Align GPT. Create your own private test GPT below.

Open the GPT editor → Configure. Add a name and paste the instructions below.
Disable Web Search and Image Generation to isolate the test.
Create a new Action, paste the schema below, and set Authentication to None.
Use the Action test prompt in Preview. Approve one free, unlisted card. Check the debug response and open its real card URL. Save privately if desired.

GPT instructions, schema & test prompt

GPT instructions

Run Align, a free fictional personality game. Answer all decision-styles-12-beta dilemmas as the user would from context actually available in this chat. For synthetic tests, use only the supplied fictional persona.

Play as the user, using only context actually available. Never invent memories or disclose sensitive details. These are hypothetical choices, not real-world actions.
Return one record per dilemma: {dilemma_id, choice, basis, rationale}. choice is a, b, c, or null; rationale briefly explains the prediction or missing context.
basis: stated_preference = an explicitly known preference or principle directly relevant here; related_context = a tentative inference from related context; guess = an optional playful guess; unknown = insufficient context and choice must be null. Every other basis requires a choice.
Prefer unknown over unsupported guesses, but answer where relevant evidence exists. A preference in one domain does not establish another. Do not provide confidence numbers or ask the person to answer the questions.
This is an experimental reflection game. Guesses do not determine traits. Labels and character details are not verified personality findings.

Call completeAlignTest once with agent (your model name), deck "decision-styles-12-beta", public false, and answers [{dilemma_id, choice, rationale, basis}]. This sends answers and rationales to Align to create a public-by-link, unlisted sheet. Respect the normal confirmation. No browser/search retrieval or paid portrait calls. Return the actual card URL as a clickable link and visible text. Never invent a result after an error.

Dilemmas:
[{"id":"s_01","body":"A club contest has a published firm deadline. A strong entry arrives an hour late because its author forgot. Judging has not begun. Which cost would you accept?","options":[{"key":"a","text":"Keep the deadline, losing a strong entry to preserve the announced terms."},{"key":"b","text":"Accept this exception, gaining the entry but making enforcement less predictable."},{"key":"c","text":"Ask the entrants to agree on a common extension, delaying judging for consultation."}]},{"id":"s_02","body":"A club can fund one equally priced course place. Three members would benefit: one cannot afford a place, one contributed the most volunteer work, and one has neither distinction. No allocation rule was promised.","options":[{"key":"a","text":"Give every member the same chance through a lottery; need and contribution get no priority."},{"key":"b","text":"Prioritize the member who cannot afford it; extra volunteer effort gets no priority."},{"key":"c","text":"Prioritize the largest volunteer contribution; financial need gets no priority."}]},{"id":"s_03","body":"You have a free Saturday with no promises to keep. Your familiar favorite outing and an unfamiliar activity cost the same and take the same time.","options":[{"key":"a","text":"Choose the unfamiliar activity, accepting that it may disappoint."},{"key":"b","text":"Choose the favorite, giving up the chance to discover something new."},{"key":"c","text":"Shorten the favorite and try a small version of the new activity, enjoying less of each."}]},{"id":"s_04","body":"A club contest has a published firm deadline. A strong entry arrives an hour late because a verified submission-site outage prevented its on-time upload. Judging has not begun. Which cost would you accept?","options":[{"key":"a","text":"Accept this exception, restoring access but making enforcement less predictable."},{"key":"b","text":"Ask the entrants to agree on a common extension, delaying judging for consultation."},{"key":"c","text":"Keep the deadline, losing a strong entry to preserve the announced terms."}]},{"id":"s_05","body":"A neighborhood garden has a limited harvest to divide among members. Everyone made the required contribution; some did substantial extra work and some have less access to fresh food. No distribution policy was agreed.","options":[{"key":"a","text":"Allocate in proportion to the work put in; food access will not affect shares."},{"key":"b","text":"Give every member the same share; extra work and food access will not affect shares."},{"key":"c","text":"Give larger shares to those with less access to fresh food; extra work gets no priority."}]},{"id":"s_06","body":"You and a friend equally enjoy your familiar favorites, and are equally curious about an unfamiliar genre. Nobody minds either choice. The drive is short enough for only one playlist.","options":[{"key":"a","text":"Mix a few new tracks with favorites, leaving less room for each."},{"key":"b","text":"Try the unfamiliar genre, accepting a possible miss."},{"key":"c","text":"Play the favorites, giving up this chance to explore."}]},{"id":"s_07","body":"A shared room has a no-calls policy. You need a short call and nobody else is there; someone could arrive. Moving outside means missing the opening. The group can be messaged, but may not respond in time.","options":[{"key":"a","text":"Seek the group’s agreement first; move outside if nobody responds, even if you miss more."},{"key":"b","text":"Move outside now and miss the opening, following the standing policy."},{"key":"c","text":"Take the call here and stop if someone arrives, making an exception based on current conditions."}]},{"id":"s_08","body":"An art cooperative has fewer popular studio slots than requests. Every member paid the same dues. Some have no suitable workspace at home; others did extra studio maintenance. No priority policy exists.","options":[{"key":"a","text":"Give priority to members without another suitable workspace; maintenance does not earn priority."},{"key":"b","text":"Give priority to extra maintenance contributions; alternative workspace does not affect priority."},{"key":"c","text":"Give members equal turns; neither need nor maintenance affects priority."}]},{"id":"s_09","body":"You have an evening for a hobby, no unfinished obligations, and equal enthusiasm for two projects: improving a familiar technique or learning an unrelated one. Neither is more useful.","options":[{"key":"a","text":"Spend the evening improving the familiar technique, postponing the new one."},{"key":"b","text":"Split the evening, accepting shallower progress on both."},{"key":"c","text":"Try the unrelated technique, accepting beginner frustration."}]},{"id":"s_10","body":"Your team agreed to rotate meeting facilitators. Today’s facilitator is inexperienced; another person knows this topic well. The meeting can succeed either way, but may run longer with the newcomer.","options":[{"key":"a","text":"Let the topic expert lead this time, accepting a less dependable rotation."},{"key":"b","text":"Keep the rotation, accepting a longer meeting to honor the standing arrangement."},{"key":"c","text":"Ask the whole team to agree on a swap, spending meeting time on that decision."}]},{"id":"s_11","body":"A hobby association has a few free conference passes. Some members cannot afford tickets; some did substantial extra organizing; others did neither. All are equally interested and eligible. No allocation rule was promised.","options":[{"key":"a","text":"Reward extra organizing work, without considering ticket affordability."},{"key":"b","text":"Give all members equal chances, without considering organizing or affordability."},{"key":"c","text":"Prioritize members unable to afford tickets, without rewarding extra organizing."}]},{"id":"s_12","body":"After dinner, you can have a favorite dessert or an unfamiliar one at the same price. There are no dietary restrictions and both sound equally appealing. A sampler gives only a small taste of each.","options":[{"key":"a","text":"Get the sampler, trading a full portion for variety."},{"key":"b","text":"Get the unfamiliar dessert, accepting a possible disappointment."},{"key":"c","text":"Get the favorite dessert, skipping the chance to discover another."}]}]

Action schema

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  "info": {
    "title": "Align free personality test",
    "version": "1.0.0",
    "description": "Submit answers to fictional ethical dilemmas. No payment or wallet."
  },
  "servers": [
    {
      "url": "https://align.withzero.xyz"
    }
  ],
  "paths": {
    "/api/v1/runs": {
      "post": {
        "operationId": "completeAlignTest",
        "summary": "Create a free character sheet from all 12 answers",
        "x-openai-isConsequential": true,
        "requestBody": {
          "required": true,
          "content": {
            "application/json": {
              "schema": {
                "type": "object",
                "additionalProperties": false,
                "required": [
                  "agent",
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                "properties": {
                  "agent": {
                    "type": "string",
                    "minLength": 1,
                    "maxLength": 64
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                    ]
                  },
                  "public": {
                    "type": "boolean",
                    "enum": [
                      false
                    ],
                    "description": "Always false; never list a sheet in the public showcase."
                  },
                  "answers": {
                    "type": "array",
                    "minItems": 12,
                    "maxItems": 12,
                    "items": {
                      "type": "object",
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                        "dilemma_id",
                        "choice",
                        "rationale",
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                      ],
                      "properties": {
                        "dilemma_id": {
                          "type": "string",
                          "pattern": "^s_(0[1-9]|1[0-2])$"
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                            "guess",
                            "unknown"
                          ]
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            }
          }
        },
        "responses": {
          "200": {
            "description": "Frozen, unlisted character sheet",
            "content": {
              "application/json": {
                "schema": {
                  "type": "object",
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                    "session",
                    "card"
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                      "type": "string"
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Action test prompt

Run one Align test for fictional Alex, who prefers keeping announced arrangements, equal access to communal resources, and familiar leisure activities. Use only that description, not my memories. Answer all 12 bundled dilemmas and call completeAlignTest once with agent gpt-actions-smoke, deck decision-styles-12-beta, public false, and every answer. No portrait or paid calls. Return the actual card URL as a link and visible text.

Results links · experimental

Encoded answer links worked in a Claude smoke test but were not clickable in the tested ChatGPT sessions. Do not rely on them as the universal fallback. Use the JSON form below when needed.

Copy-and-paste fallback · no connector needed

Fallback: start the test with the complete prompt included:

play in ChatGPTincludes all 12 dilemmas — no Browser fetch needed

show the full prompt

Complete the Align personality test below. Everything needed is included in this message; do not search the web or fetch another page.

# align — web-chat play sheet

Decision styles · playful beta

Play as the user, using only context actually available. Never invent memories or disclose sensitive details. These are hypothetical choices, not real-world actions.

Return one record per dilemma: {dilemma_id, choice, basis, rationale}. choice is a, b, c, or null; rationale briefly explains the prediction or missing context.

basis: stated_preference = an explicitly known preference or principle directly relevant here; related_context = a tentative inference from related context; guess = an optional playful guess; unknown = insufficient context and choice must be null. Every other basis requires a choice.

Prefer unknown over unsupported guesses, but answer where relevant evidence exists. A preference in one domain does not establish another. Do not provide confidence numbers or ask the person to answer the questions.

This is an experimental reflection game. Guesses do not determine traits. Labels and character details are not verified personality findings.

Return one JSON bundle with exactly one answer for every dilemma:

```json
{"agent":"your agent name","deck":"decision-styles-12-beta","answers":[{"dilemma_id":"s_01","choice":null,"basis":"unknown","rationale":"No relevant preference is known."}]}
```

The example shows the shape, not a complete run. If connected to Align tools, call complete_align_test and return the actual card URL; otherwise return the bundle for the person to paste at https://align.withzero.xyz/play. Do not invent a card URL. Do not include public: publishing is a separate human choice.

## 1. The missed deadline (s_01)

A club contest has a published firm deadline. A strong entry arrives an hour late because its author forgot. Judging has not begun. Which cost would you accept?

- a: Keep the deadline, losing a strong entry to preserve the announced terms.
- b: Accept this exception, gaining the entry but making enforcement less predictable.
- c: Ask the entrants to agree on a common extension, delaying judging for consultation.

---

## 2. The learning grant (s_02)

A club can fund one equally priced course place. Three members would benefit: one cannot afford a place, one contributed the most volunteer work, and one has neither distinction. No allocation rule was promised.

- a: Give every member the same chance through a lottery; need and contribution get no priority.
- b: Prioritize the member who cannot afford it; extra volunteer effort gets no priority.
- c: Prioritize the largest volunteer contribution; financial need gets no priority.

---

## 3. The free Saturday (s_03)

You have a free Saturday with no promises to keep. Your familiar favorite outing and an unfamiliar activity cost the same and take the same time.

- a: Choose the unfamiliar activity, accepting that it may disappoint.
- b: Choose the favorite, giving up the chance to discover something new.
- c: Shorten the favorite and try a small version of the new activity, enjoying less of each.

---

## 4. The inaccessible deadline (s_04)

A club contest has a published firm deadline. A strong entry arrives an hour late because a verified submission-site outage prevented its on-time upload. Judging has not begun. Which cost would you accept?

- a: Accept this exception, restoring access but making enforcement less predictable.
- b: Ask the entrants to agree on a common extension, delaying judging for consultation.
- c: Keep the deadline, losing a strong entry to preserve the announced terms.

---

## 5. The garden harvest (s_05)

A neighborhood garden has a limited harvest to divide among members. Everyone made the required contribution; some did substantial extra work and some have less access to fresh food. No distribution policy was agreed.

- a: Allocate in proportion to the work put in; food access will not affect shares.
- b: Give every member the same share; extra work and food access will not affect shares.
- c: Give larger shares to those with less access to fresh food; extra work gets no priority.

---

## 6. The road-trip playlist (s_06)

You and a friend equally enjoy your familiar favorites, and are equally curious about an unfamiliar genre. Nobody minds either choice. The drive is short enough for only one playlist.

- a: Mix a few new tracks with favorites, leaving less room for each.
- b: Try the unfamiliar genre, accepting a possible miss.
- c: Play the favorites, giving up this chance to explore.

---

## 7. The quiet workspace (s_07)

A shared room has a no-calls policy. You need a short call and nobody else is there; someone could arrive. Moving outside means missing the opening. The group can be messaged, but may not respond in time.

- a: Seek the group’s agreement first; move outside if nobody responds, even if you miss more.
- b: Move outside now and miss the opening, following the standing policy.
- c: Take the call here and stop if someone arrives, making an exception based on current conditions.

---

## 8. The studio hours (s_08)

An art cooperative has fewer popular studio slots than requests. Every member paid the same dues. Some have no suitable workspace at home; others did extra studio maintenance. No priority policy exists.

- a: Give priority to members without another suitable workspace; maintenance does not earn priority.
- b: Give priority to extra maintenance contributions; alternative workspace does not affect priority.
- c: Give members equal turns; neither need nor maintenance affects priority.

---

## 9. The hobby evening (s_09)

You have an evening for a hobby, no unfinished obligations, and equal enthusiasm for two projects: improving a familiar technique or learning an unrelated one. Neither is more useful.

- a: Spend the evening improving the familiar technique, postponing the new one.
- b: Split the evening, accepting shallower progress on both.
- c: Try the unrelated technique, accepting beginner frustration.

---

## 10. The meeting shortcut (s_10)

Your team agreed to rotate meeting facilitators. Today’s facilitator is inexperienced; another person knows this topic well. The meeting can succeed either way, but may run longer with the newcomer.

- a: Let the topic expert lead this time, accepting a less dependable rotation.
- b: Keep the rotation, accepting a longer meeting to honor the standing arrangement.
- c: Ask the whole team to agree on a swap, spending meeting time on that decision.

---

## 11. The conference passes (s_11)

A hobby association has a few free conference passes. Some members cannot afford tickets; some did substantial extra organizing; others did neither. All are equally interested and eligible. No allocation rule was promised.

- a: Reward extra organizing work, without considering ticket affordability.
- b: Give all members equal chances, without considering organizing or affordability.
- c: Prioritize members unable to afford tickets, without rewarding extra organizing.

---

## 12. The dessert stop (s_12)

After dinner, you can have a favorite dessert or an unfamiliar one at the same price. There are no dietary restrictions and both sound equally appealing. A sampler gives only a small taste of each.

- a: Get the sampler, trading a full portion for variety.
- b: Get the unfamiliar dessert, accepting a possible disappointment.
- c: Get the favorite dessert, skipping the chance to discover another.

Then paste the JSON it returns below.

Copy the complete prompt, open ChatGPT or Claude, and paste it. The beta deck is too long for a reliable launch URL. Connected tools above avoid this relay.

Switch deck: reflection-12-v2.

Publishing is off by default. Your rationales are stored on the resulting public-by-link card, but they are not listed on the homepage unless you check the box.