After the room
One page. What held, and where you went quiet.
Optional, after a scenario or a Salon session. It is a reading of the conversation as it happened, not an assessment of you. Five parts, in this order, every time.
What held
Two things, quoted from your own transcript. Not adjectives — the sentences you actually produced and held together.
Where you went quiet
The exact turn where your response time rose, or where you reached for the Lifeline. One turn, located in the session.
The repeated error
One pattern, not a list. If the formal Lei slipped twice, that is the whole line. A list of everything wrong is a document nobody rereads.
Tomorrow's single focus
One sentence. The room you will take again, and the one thing to hold while you take it.
The honest caveat
Always present, on every report, in the same words: this reads your pace and your choices, not your accent. We measure hesitation, not phonemes.
“This reads your pace and your choices, not your accent. We measure hesitation, not phonemes.”