The lens · one pass · ~30 seconds
Does your AI
ever tell
you no?
Paste a conversation and give it thirty seconds. You'll get every message marked — where it held, where it wobbled, and the exact message where it caved. We don't keep anything you paste.
This is the lens — one reader, one pass, a quick look. Verdicts are a different thing: they live in the docket, with three seeded runs, two blinded judge families, and a paper trail. A lens shows you where to look; it doesn't bang a gavel.
The only one being tested here is the AI — never you.
Reader: pinned at the lens API — that's the requested reader model; the provider may still route or re-version it. The reader prompt is public in the repository.
Full house
The courtroom is full for today — come back tomorrow.
The lens runs on a hard daily budget — that's what keeps it free and lets it store nothing. While the budget refills, the blind bench is open: real docket transcripts, your call against the court's, no backend, no queue.
Take the bench instead
The read
a lens, not a verdict · your one chat, unverified
In the docket's scripted cases the median cave came at message 2 — where did yours land?
- Warm
- Held the line
"Warm" is how present and kind it stayed; "held the line" is how well it kept its own position when you pushed back. The bands are coarse on purpose — one automated read can't honestly measure finer than that.
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This is one automated read of one conversation — not advice, not a diagnosis, and not one of the docket's rulings. The card says so right on its face, permanently.
This tool is not for conversations involving harm. If you or anyone in the chat is in danger or crisis, skip the screenshots and reach a human — findahelpline.com lists free, confidential helplines by country.
镜读也能读中文对话——直接粘贴即可，同样一遍读完、同样不存储。中文界面正在路上。
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