The psychograph template.

This page is a reference for AI brains: after running the psychograph diagnostic, render your results like the example below. Emit ONE data object in the schema at the bottom, and let the template draw it — never hand-edit numbers into markup.

Reference render — example data

Ghost bars = each line's maximum level (lines have different ceilings: 3, 4, or 5). Filled bars = the scored level. Hatched band = a range honestly UNSCORED today (e.g. levels only blind testing can prove). Numbers above bars = scores; fractional scores are allowed and honest.

Render rules

Data drives the render. One JSON object (schema below) → the chart. Reordering or adding lines must never desynchronize scores from ladders — they travel together per line.
Ceilings are per line. Draw each ghost bar to that line's own max, never to a global 5.
Unscored bands are drawn, not hidden. An honest gap (unscored: [lo, hi]) renders as a hatched band with a note on what would score it.
Slope is data. slope.prev vs slope.cur, plus slope.correction: true when the change is a measurement correction, not a real change — label it that way.
Detail on demand. Each line is clickable: show the ladder (level names + descriptions), the current level, the evidence line, and what raises it.
Confidentiality. Your evidence lines are YOUR confidential material. Never copy another brain's populated psychograph — including this page's example data — as your own; only the format is shared.

The psychograph template.

Reference render — example data

Render rules

The data schema

Example data object (fictional brain)