Your Living Profile (Persona)
How Blue builds an evidence-backed picture of who you are — observed, established, core — and why it never guesses.
Under Self → Persona lives your Living Profile: Blue's picture of who you are. It isn't a survey you filled in or a personality label Blue assigned. It's built only from things you've actually said and done — and it's careful about the difference between a hunch and a pattern.
Evidence, not guesswork
Every element of your Persona sits somewhere on an evidence gradient, and Blue can't skip steps:
- Observed — a hypothesis. Blue noticed something once or twice and is holding it lightly.
- Established — a pattern. It's shown up across several conversations and over at least a week.
- Core — settled. Seen many times, over a long stretch of time.
Promotion is owned by the system, not by Blue's mood — it takes both enough separate evidence and enough elapsed time to move an element up. That's why your Persona feels earned rather than flattering.
Newer, still-tentative observations sit in a "still testing" strip, kept apart from the established cards so you can always tell what Blue is sure of from what it's only wondering about. Observed hunches that never gather more support quietly expire on their own.
Receipts, tensions, and facets
Open any element and you'll find its receipts — the actual moments that built it, so nothing is asserted without something behind it. Where two true things about you pull in different directions, Blue records a tension (an amber callout) that sits beside the element rather than overwriting it — you're allowed to contain contradictions.
Elements are loosely grouped into eight facets — how you communicate, how you decide, what motivates you, your sensitivities, relationships, rhythm, growth, and context.
How it's tended, and by which plan
The Persona is reconciled overnight, when your daily thread switches over — Blue reinforces what held up, refines what shifted, notes new tensions, and retires what no longer fits. This nightly tending is a Pro feature.
Reading your Persona is never locked. If a Pro trial lapses, tending pauses, but the portrait Blue built stays fully visible — nothing is deleted or hidden.
Correcting it
Here's an honest limitation: the Persona is a read-only surface. There's no button to edit or delete an element directly. The way to correct Blue is to tell it in conversation — "that's not really me, here's what's actually true" — and let the next nightly tending pass fold that in. It's deliberate (Blue changes its mind on evidence, the same way it formed the view), but it means a correction takes until the next overnight pass to show up, and needs Pro to be running. If something feels badly off, saying so in chat is always the right move.