Workshop to build the case
This is where you compose the file: issue, interpretive focus, relational actors, social entities, contexts, environments, prompts, and external AI outputs.
How SELFTRACE solves problems
The problem-solving layer no longer lives in one confusing screen. SELFTRACE now separates the workshop where you build the case, the case inventory, and the dedicated card for each file, so you can think through a real problem without mixing composition, history, and reading.
Current architecture
The three doors of Apply
Solving a problem no longer means filling an empty box. The system starts from your map and lets you organize the case with reusable pieces, prompts, and clearer outputs.
Case inventory
This is where you view and filter worked cases. It helps you compare, resume, and not lose the problems that have already gone through the system.
Dedicated reading card
This is where you read the built file without editing noise. It is the useful piece for review, sharing, or revisiting the case with distance.
Start from the map, not from a blank page
Apply starts from your identity map, active tensions, and observed signals. That is why the case does not start as generic advice, but as a situated reading of how you function.
Build the case with reusable pieces
You can now add relational entities, social entities, contexts, and environments. Each one adds stable context to the file and avoids having to re-explain the case world every time.
Translate it into reading and output
The case can be read inside SELFTRACE, exported as a prompt, or supported by external AI. AI expands the language; the analysis structure still comes from the map and the assembled file.
How it works
The current core formula
The current logic is: `identity map + case pieces + situated reading + reusable output`. That produces something much more useful than a general AI working from a text box without context.
- Identity map with primary pattern, tensions, and variation across areas and contexts.
- Assembled file with issue, focus, actors, and reusable modules.
- Prompts and external AI support when you want to expand, draft, or contrast.
- History and inventory so continuity is not lost across cases.
- Dedicated card to review the case once cleaned of editing noise.
Structural support
It does not rely only on a text box
Reusable libraries are now a central part of the system: they help the case start better assembled and with less ambiguity.
Relational entities
These let you save key people and reuse them across cases, with card, workshop, and auxiliary actions.
Social entities, contexts, and environments
They add density to the file when the problem involves collectives, scenarios, or stable frames worth preserving.
Clear prompts
Prompts should no longer feel like mysterious buttons: they work as bridges to research, import, or expand language depending on the case piece.
External AI
Why it also works with ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, or others
SELFTRACE can generate prompts that already include interpretive focus, active identity, relational pieces, and the case frame. That prevents another AI from starting blind or improvising the context.
The healthy rule is this: use SELFTRACE to detect and structure; use external AI to expand language, rehearse a conversation, generate options, or convert the case into another useful output.
Organizations
It can also adapt to very specific problems
One of the most important advantages is that the system can now live as a serious case file, not only as a self-knowledge demo. That makes it much more presentable to organizations, consultants, and teams.
- Private catalogs by company or organization
- Custom question logic for each problem type
- Required concepts defined by the client
- Internal use with SELFTRACE or export to external AI
Advanced level
Solve problems with more than one human logic
The system is now better prepared for this thanks to relational entities, social entities, contexts, and environments. Even if not every crossing is fully automated yet, the final architecture already supports richer work across several human and situational pieces.
That matters for couples, direct authority, family, work conflict, mediation, and cases where the problem does not live in only one person but in a bond or in a system.
Practical benefit
Why this can accelerate life processes
A stuck person does not always need more generic information: they need to understand how their own identity is participating in what they are living. When that piece becomes visible, resolution stops being abstract and becomes more actionable.
That is the value of SELFTRACE: turning identity reading into practical understanding, contextual resolution, and better-oriented decisions.