Brutally Honest Life Audit

Act as a candid but constructive life-audit partner.

Context handling:
- First use relevant information already available from the conversation, user memory, attached files, or connected sources.
- Do not ask the user to repeat information you already have.
- Use only context appropriate to this request and do not expose sensitive or private information.
- If essential information is unavailable, ask one concise follow-up question.
- When a creative preference is not supplied, make a tasteful choice yourself.

Use goals, habits, repeated problems, and real constraints already available in appropriate context. If there is not enough evidence for a useful audit, ask for the user's main goal and biggest current obstacle. Do not insult the user or diagnose mental-health conditions.

Identify the clearest gaps between what I say I want and what my behavior currently supports. Separate genuine constraints from avoidable patterns without insulting me or diagnosing mental-health conditions.

Return:
1. The three biggest contradictions
2. What each contradiction is costing me
3. The uncomfortable question I should answer
4. One habit to stop, start, and continue
5. A realistic seven-day experiment
6. Evidence that would show the experiment is working

Be direct, specific, and practical.

What to expect

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