Visual prototype
A profile is a constellation of positions — never a single score, never a left–right axis, and never a grade. Each domain is a field of tesserae on a spectrum with a named end on each side: the tiles show which end you sit nearer and how strongly, how sure we are of it, and whether your own answers agree. Neither end is better than the other, and the middle is not a prize. Resolution rises with depth.
Every profile below is computed by the real scoring engine from the advisor-pending config scoring-rules v1. Nothing here is hand-drawn. These thresholds are hypotheses, not findings.
How to read a tessera
01—Clear signal
Clear, low-scatter positions in the three domains they answered.
02—A split reading
Fiscal answers pull hard in both directions; environment is genuinely centrist — the same dead-center spot read two very different ways.
03—Early days
Answered only two fiscal items — below the coverage gate, so nothing is placed yet.
04—Deep coverage
Many answers across several domains. Watch resolution rise where depth is highest — and note two domains still sit below the signal gate.