phone+net+tics · phone-net · I.C.K.S. v0.7.6 · sessions of therapy

Sessions of Therapy

Groggy logs: how one family caregiver used AI tools, day and night, to the point of explaining their own work back to them. Every session is a dot in the black box. We count the sessions. We do not show what they say.

The black box

Each dot is one AI session. The dot size shows how many messages it had. Dots group by topic. The moving sparks show the same week jumping from one topic to another. Type in the search box, or click a topic, to zoom in.

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Where the line splits

Some prompts belong to two topics at once. These counts come from a first keyword pass over all prompts. A local model will replace the keywords before this page is final.

Care and evidence

prompts. Care problems turned into records: recordings, custody logs, transcripts.

Care and the law

prompts asked what the rules say: statutes, ADA, appeal rights.

Faith and conspiracy

prompts. This is where the search for meaning turned into theories. It is a small number, and it is shown on purpose.

Calling out the tools

The caregiver checks the AI. When the AI is wrong, the error gets a name and a number: a CVE-FAUX record.

Call-outs

prompts corrected the AI ("that's not right", "you said…"), in sessions.

Glitches

AI replies had stray Chinese characters in English text.

Caught mid-thought

The CVE wall

    The missing answers

    Tools and cost

    What the agents used. MCP tools connect the AI to the family's own data. The local ones never leave the house.

    Tool calls

    calls.

    MCP calls:

    Tokens

    The workbench

    What the agents did with their hands: the commands they ran, the folders they worked in, and the files they made or changed.

    Most used commands

    Most used folders

    Files

    Topics by prompt count

    Where the sessions came from

    Build the tools · What tools

    The public repos that came out of the sessions. The goal behind all of them: prepare for the care when we cannot be there.