Base State Self-Assessment
Best when: You need a quick read on recovery, energy, input load, attention, direction, and output.
A Base State profile, top constraints, seven-day protocol, 7-day focus, and course handoff.
Take assessmentStart here
A public cockpit for choosing the right state intervention before adding more work. Read the base, downshift when needed, run a quick readiness check, or build a seven-day recovery protocol.
What state am I asking to execute?
What load needs to come down first?
Push, stabilize, recover, or re-scope?
What course or tool should hold the next step?
Two-question chooser
Answer quickly. This does not replace your judgment; it just removes the need to compare every course and tool when the state is already noisy.
Educational planning only. Use the chooser for self-observation and next-step routing, not diagnosis, treatment, or emergency support.
Choose the path
Best when: You need a quick read on recovery, energy, input load, attention, direction, and output.
A Base State profile, top constraints, seven-day protocol, 7-day focus, and course handoff.
Take assessmentBest when: You are scattered, inconsistent, or unsure what kind of push the week can support.
6 lessons that turn energy, attention, stress load, and direction into one clean readout.
Start Base StateBest when: More pressure is making output worse and the next useful move is to downshift first.
6 lessons for sleep rhythm, quiet, breath, input boundaries, movement dose, and decompression.
Open Recovery FirstBest when: You need to decide whether to push, stabilize, recover, or re-scope the plan.
A quick readiness result with load, recovery, clarity, follow-through, and a best route from here.
Take readiness checkBest when: You read the course material and need today's practical dose, not another lesson.
One first move, one guardrail, one visible action, a review prompt, and a My OS handoff.
Run check-inBest when: You already know the week is overloaded and need a seven-day protocol you can save.
A first 24-hour move, seven day cards, support-first routing when needed, and a markdown packet.
Build protocolFast triage
The cockpit is meant to reduce guessing. Pick the row that sounds closest, run one surface, and stop when you have a next action.
Boundary
This lane supports self-observation and planning. It does not diagnose, treat, prescribe, address emergencies, or replace qualified care.
Course-to-tool loop