What this is
A private Robot Kitchen prototype for career wording. The owner of record is IJen. English is the default. Traditional Chinese is a full interface, not a partial label.
Robot Kitchen
Turn confirmed service into civilian language.
Next Mission helps an adult user rewrite work they actually did, look at career directions without pretend credentials, and practice an interview one small step at a time.
Three tasks
Resume lines
Rewrite one confirmed duty in civilian wording. Missing numbers stay missing.
OpenDirections to research
Name possibilities to look up. They are not job offers and not a decision that you qualify.
OpenInterview practice
One prompt at a time. Refusal, low energy, and ordinary nerves are respected. A crisis is handed off, not coached.
OpenWhat this is not
It does not diagnose, treat, or assess PTSD or any other condition. It does not file claims or represent the Department of Veterans Affairs, the Department of Defense, or a housing authority. It is not clinically validated. A military job is not treated as evidence of a health condition.
How an answer is produced
Scripted demo uses fixed rules and does not call a model. Live mode calls a server provider only after one is configured. With no provider, live mode says AI is not connected and does not pretend the script is a model. Fixture checks are not a model score.
What happens to text
Nothing is saved, sent, or uploaded. Refreshing clears the conversation. Do not type a Social Security number, a DD214, medical records, or other identifiers. There is no account.
Synthetic workbench
Twenty-six fictional adults and separate adversarial probes. Step through curated lines and export fixtures, not real user data.
Future feedback design
Feedback consent and training consent are separate, both off, and not wired to anything.
Prompts for a later test
Assistant, fictional persona, and evaluator rubric. Present for review. Not executed against a model here.