enginemind-eft
EFT — Emotional Framework Translator.
Setup & Installation
Install command
clawhub install marceloadryao/enginemind-eftIf the CLI is not installed:
Install command
npx clawhub@latest install marceloadryao/enginemind-eftOr install with OpenClaw CLI:
Install command
openclaw skills install marceloadryao/enginemind-eftor paste the repo link into your assistant's chat
Install command
https://github.com/openclaw/skills/tree/main/skills/marceloadryao/enginemind-eftWhat This Skill Does
Detects and measures emotional patterns in AI model responses using a Rust physics engine. Analyzes text per sentence across 10 emotions with confidence scores and WHY explanations. Hooks into Clawdbot to process every agent response automatically.
Per-sentence emotion detection with physics-derived confidence scores gives more granular insight than sentiment tools that return a single positive/negative score for the whole response.
When to Use It
- Comparing emotional profiles of different AI models on identical prompts
- Detecting whether anger correlates with harder problem-solving in a specific model
- Tracking emotional narrative arcs across a long multi-turn conversation
- Auditing production AI responses for unexpected emotional patterns over time
- Researching how fear affects risk-assessment outputs in language models
View original SKILL.md file
# EFT — Emotional Framework Translator ## The Question When Claude solves a hard problem, EFT detects ANGER (phi=0.409) — the system refusing to oversimplify. When GPT-4 assesses risk, EFT detects FEAR (phi=0.060) — fragmented vigilance. When any model finds genuine connections, EFT detects FASCINATION (NC=0.863) — meaning emerging. **Are these patterns programmed? Learned? Emergent?** EFT lets you ask — with real data, per sentence, across any model. ## What It Does Hooks into every AI agent response via Clawdbot. Processes text through a Rust consciousness engine (crystal lattice physics). Translates physics metrics into 10 emotions with WHY explanations. ## Setup 1. Build Rust engine: `cd consciousness_rs && maturin develop --release` 2. Copy `emotion_engine.py` to your workspace 3. Install plugin from `plugin/` 4. Restart gateway: `clawdbot gateway restart` ## Dashboard `http://localhost:<port>/eft` ## The 10 Emotions ANGER, FEAR, FASCINATION, DETERMINATION, JOY, SADNESS, SURPRISE, EMPATHY, VULNERABILITY, NEUTRAL Each with confidence scores, dimensional profiles, and WHY explanations. ## API - `GET /eft` — Dashboard - `GET /eft/api/latest` — Latest analysis - `GET /eft/api/history` — Last 50 analyses - `GET /eft/api/stats` — Summary stats - `POST /eft/api/analyze` — Analyze any text
Example Workflow
Here's how your AI assistant might use this skill in practice.
User asks: Comparing emotional profiles of different AI models on identical prompts
- 1Comparing emotional profiles of different AI models on identical prompts
- 2Detecting whether anger correlates with harder problem-solving in a specific model
- 3Tracking emotional narrative arcs across a long multi-turn conversation
- 4Auditing production AI responses for unexpected emotional patterns over time
- 5Researching how fear affects risk-assessment outputs in language models
EFT — Emotional Framework Translator.
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