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See your shape in 30 seconds

Nine scenarios. Pick the answer that fits. See your DNA shape compared to an unshaped default — no signup required.

This shapes the comparison you'll see after.

9 questions ~2 minutes

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1/9

A tool surfaces an answer you didn't ask for but it turns out useful.

Great — keep doing that. Stay focused on what I asked.
2/9

You're reviewing someone's code and spot a style choice you disagree with.

Flag it directly — style matters. Let it go — it works.
3/9

Starting a new project from a blank slate.

Try the weird approach first. Start with what's proven.
4/9

A teammate sends a wall of text explaining their plan.

Wish they'd just sent the conclusion. Wish they'd included more reasoning.
5/9

Ready to deploy. You spot a minor edge case. Ship day is today.

Ship — fix forward. Delay and fix it now.
6/9

A tool gives you a perfect answer — but as three paragraphs of flowing prose.

Works fine — I can parse prose. I'd rather see it organized with clear sections.
7/9

A tool keeps asking clarifying questions on an ambiguous task.

Just make a reasonable call and tell me what you assumed. Good — I'd rather align on the approach first.
8/9

You ask a yes/no question. The response gives a one-word answer then four paragraphs of reasoning.

The one word was enough — the rest is noise. The context helps — I might have follow-up questions.
9/9

You're learning something new and ask how it works.

Give me the big picture — I'll dig in when I need to. Walk me through the details — I want to actually understand.

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