◈ OCEAN Assessor · Big-Five, grounded in IPIP
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A descriptive Big-Five (OCEAN) trait estimate of the subject, grounded in the public-domain IPIP. Not a clinical diagnosis or a validated psychometric test.

Before you begin

This tool estimates where an anonymous subject sits on the five Big-Five / Five-Factor (OCEAN) personality dimensions — Openness, Conscientiousness, Extraversion, Agreeableness and Neuroticism. You answer the 50-item IPIP Big-Five questionnaire about the subject (rating how accurately each statement describes the subject, from Very Inaccurate to Very Accurate); a Claude Code session running in harness mode then reviews the scored profile, asks any clarifying questions, and produces a downloadable profile. It is a descriptive trait estimate — it does not diagnose, and it is not a validated psychometric assessment.

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Privacy by design. Input is limited to structured multiple-choice ratings about the subject — there is no free-text entry, so no names, addresses or other identifiers are collected. Nothing you enter is written to a database or logged; input is kept only for your live session and erased when you start a new assessment or it times out. The profile is generated in memory and downloaded to your device — never stored on the server.
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Refer to the person as "the subject". The assessment is scoped to a single anonymous subject. Please describe only the subject, using neutral, non-identifying language.

Big-Five trait description only — this is not a clinical, diagnostic, or fitness-for-purpose assessment, and must not be used for employment, legal, or clinical decisions.