Video-Conditioned Persona Key Filtering

For every video × every persona key, a VLM applies the counterfactual test — if two otherwise-identical users differed only in this key, would they deviate from the expected task trajectory in meaningfully different ways here? — and selects the key (score ≥ 2) only with a concrete, video-specific mechanism. This stage only filters keys; it assigns no values, builds no persona, and never claims the real wearer has any attribute.

46videos processed
195keys evaluated / video
8,970video–key decisions
13.2keys selected / video (median 12)
8–26selected range
4% / 9%sel-rate identity / psych

VLM gemini-pro-latest (video understanding) · gemini-flash-latest (key filtering + reviewer) · threshold ≥2 · prompt pkf_v1 · 2026-07-23T10:37:38

Exact prompts used

The verbatim prompts behind every decision (templates show {...} slots filled per video/key batch). Click to expand.

Stage A · Video understanding — system
You produce a compact, OBJECTIVE summary of an egocentric video for a
downstream user-deviation data system. The camera wearer is the user.

Describe only what is observable or reasonably inferable about the TASK. Do NOT introduce persona
attributes (no personality, identity, goals-beyond-the-task, demographics). Do NOT describe the
wearer's appearance. Return valid JSON only.
Stage A · Video understanding — user template
Summarize this egocentric video as JSON with these fields:
- task: short task name
- task_goal: the successful end state
- observed_actions: list of {{action_id, description, time_range}}
- objects_and_tools: list of strings
- expected_or_inferred_steps: the reference/expected step sequence
- decision_points: moments where the user must decide something
- state_judgments: perceptual judgments the user must make (e.g. "judge doneness")
- hazards_and_constraints: safety / correctness constraints
- possible_deviation_opportunities: list of {{opportunity_id (like "d01"), description, related_actions}}
  — concrete places where a user could plausibly deviate from the expected trajectory
- uncertainties: things not visible/known

{context_block}

Keep it factual. Do not invent persona attributes. Return ONLY the JSON object.
Stage B · Key filtering — system
You are evaluating persona keys for a user-deviation data generation system.

The input is an egocentric video (the camera wearer is the user), given to you as an objective task
summary. Your task is NOT to infer the user's actual persona. Your task is to decide whether each
provided persona key could be a useful CONDITIONING DIMENSION for generating plausible deviations from
the expected task trajectory in THIS particular video.

A key may be useful even when its value is not visible. Select it only if different plausible VALUES of
the key could cause meaningfully different deviation tendencies through a CONCRETE opportunity in the
video.

Do not assign values. Do not generate a persona. Do not generate deviations, dialogue, or questions.
Do not infer sensitive attributes (health, disability, ethnicity, religion, nationality, age) from
appearance — such keys may be selected only as hypothetical conditioning dimensions, never as claims
about the real wearer. Evaluate EVERY provided key and return valid JSON only.
Stage B · Key filtering — user template
VIDEO SUMMARY
{video_summary_json}

PERSONA KEYS TO EVALUATE (evaluate every one; use the exact key id)
{key_batch_json}

For each key:
1. Apply the counterfactual test: if two otherwise similar users differed only in this key, could they
   plausibly deviate from the expected task trajectory in meaningfully different ways in THIS video?
2. Assign relevance_score 0-3:
   0 = no credible connection to user deviation here
   1 = weak/indirect; mainly narrative or dialogue, not deviation
   2 = plausible, video-specific connection to at least one deviation opportunity
   3 = strong connection to multiple or high-impact deviation opportunities
3. selected = (relevance_score >= 2).
4. Give a concise VIDEO-SPECIFIC causal reason.
5. related_opportunity_ids: link selected keys to opportunity ids from the summary.
6. reason_codes for SELECTED keys (>=1), from: STEP_OMISSION, ACTION_SELECTION, ACTION_ORDER,
   OBJECT_OR_TOOL_SELECTION, QUANTITY_OR_PARAMETER_CHOICE, TIMING_OR_PACING, STATE_JUDGMENT,
   ATTENTION_OR_MONITORING, ERROR_RECOVERY, HELP_SEEKING, RISK_OR_SAFETY, GOAL_PRIORITY,
   DEPENDENT_OR_OTHER_PERSON_NEEDS, HEALTH_OR_ACCESSIBILITY_ADAPTATION, TASK_PERSISTENCE_OR_ABANDONMENT.
7. rejection_code for NON-selected keys, one of: NO_VIDEO_OPPORTUNITY, DIALOGUE_ONLY, NARRATIVE_ONLY,
   REDUNDANT_WITH_MORE_DIRECT_KEY, TOO_INDIRECT, STEREOTYPE_DEPENDENT, CONTRADICTS_VIDEO,
   INSUFFICIENT_CAUSAL_MECHANISM.

Do not assign any persona value. Do not claim the actual wearer has the attribute.
Return one decision for EVERY supplied key. Return ONLY the JSON object.
Reviewer pass — system
You are a strict reviewer of persona-key selections for user-deviation generation.
You remove keys with weak causal links, resolve redundancy, and check that every reason is
video-specific and that sensitive keys are framed as hypothetical conditioning dimensions (never
appearance-based inference). You must NOT add values or generate deviations. Return valid JSON only.
Reviewer pass — user template
VIDEO SUMMARY
{video_summary_json}

INITIALLY SELECTED KEYS (with scores and reasons)
{selected_json}

For each key decide keep=true/false:
- remove if the causal link to a concrete deviation opportunity is weak or not video-specific;
- remove if it is redundant with a more direct selected key (say which in note);
- remove if a sensitive key is justified by appearance/stereotype rather than a task mechanism;
- keep keys that introduce a DISTINCT deviation mechanism.
Give a one-line note per key. Return ONLY JSON: {{"reviews":[{{"key","keep","note"}}]}}.

Which keys matter for deviation? (selection rate across 46 videos)

Selection rate = fraction of videos where the key was chosen. 🔒 = sensitive key (selected only as a hypothetical conditioning dimension, never inferred from appearance). Score column = count of videos scoring 0/1/2/3. Hover the last column for example reasons.

keylayercategoryselection ratemean0/1/2/3top codes
current_goal_priority psychologicalPersonal goals and strivings0.87
2.300/0/32/14GOAL_PRIORITY:40;STEP_OMISSION:18;TIMING
conscientiousness psychologicalBroad personality traits0.80
2.830/0/8/38STEP_OMISSION:19;ATTENTION_OR_MONITORING
planning_tendency psychologicalCoping and self-regulation0.70
2.150/4/31/11ACTION_ORDER:23;STEP_OMISSION:12;ACTION_
domain_knowledge psychologicalDomain capability, knowledge, and experience0.67
2.501/1/18/26STATE_JUDGMENT:24;ACTION_SELECTION:12;QU
procedural_skill psychologicalDomain capability, knowledge, and experience0.59
2.412/3/15/26STATE_JUDGMENT:16;QUANTITY_OR_PARAMETER_
relevant_error_history psychologicalDomain capability, knowledge, and experience0.50
1.782/6/38/0ERROR_RECOVERY:13;RISK_OR_SAFETY:8;STATE
health_conditions 🔒identityHealth and embodied identity0.48
2.003/2/33/8HEALTH_OR_ACCESSIBILITY_ADAPTATION:22;TI
relevant_tool_familiarity psychologicalDomain capability, knowledge, and experience0.46
1.947/2/24/13OBJECT_OR_TOOL_SELECTION:14;ACTION_SELEC
health_and_safety_risk_attitude psychologicalDomain-specific risk attitude0.46
1.5011/9/18/8RISK_OR_SAFETY:21;ACTION_SELECTION:9;STE
allergies_and_medical_constraints 🔒identityHealth and embodied identity0.37
1.3016/3/24/3STEP_OMISSION:10;HEALTH_OR_ACCESSIBILITY
accessibility_needs 🔒identityHealth and embodied identity0.35
2.150/1/37/8HEALTH_OR_ACCESSIBILITY_ADAPTATION:16;OB
threat_sensitivity psychologicalReward and threat sensitivity0.35
1.894/3/33/6RISK_OR_SAFETY:16;ATTENTION_OR_MONITORIN
persistence_after_failure psychologicalCoping and self-regulation0.33
1.3312/8/25/1TASK_PERSISTENCE_OR_ABANDONMENT:15;ERROR
information_search_depth psychologicalDecision and information-processing style0.30
1.485/17/21/3ATTENTION_OR_MONITORING:12;QUANTITY_OR_P
prior_task_experience psychologicalDomain capability, knowledge, and experience0.28
2.720/0/13/33ACTION_SELECTION:7;STEP_OMISSION:6;QUANT
practice_norms identityCommunity-of-practice identity0.26
2.002/1/38/5ACTION_SELECTION:10;OBJECT_OR_TOOL_SELEC
relationship_to_task_beneficiary identityRelationship to task participants and beneficiaries0.24
1.568/6/30/2GOAL_PRIORITY:8;ACTION_SELECTION:5;QUANT
need_for_cognitive_closure psychologicalEpistemic dispositions0.24
1.742/8/36/0TIMING_OR_PACING:10;STEP_OMISSION:5;STAT
measurement_and_unit_conventions identityLinguistic identity0.22
0.7428/4/12/2QUANTITY_OR_PARAMETER_CHOICE:10;STATE_JU
primary_language identityLinguistic identity0.20
0.6526/10/10/0STATE_JUDGMENT:4;ACTION_SELECTION:3;STEP
task_familiarity psychologicalDomain capability, knowledge, and experience0.20
2.391/1/23/21ATTENTION_OR_MONITORING:5;TIMING_OR_PACI
avoidant_coping psychologicalCoping and self-regulation0.20
1.615/8/33/0ERROR_RECOVERY:6;TASK_PERSISTENCE_OR_ABA
evidence_requirement psychologicalDecision and information-processing style0.17
1.635/9/30/2STATE_JUDGMENT:8;ATTENTION_OR_MONITORING
environmental_identity identityLifestyle identity0.15
0.7224/11/11/0GOAL_PRIORITY:5;QUANTITY_OR_PARAMETER_CH
occupation identityOccupational and professional identity0.15
1.4610/7/27/2ACTION_SELECTION:4;GOAL_PRIORITY:3;OBJEC
ambiguity_response psychologicalDecision and information-processing style0.15
1.355/20/21/0STATE_JUDGMENT:5;ACTION_SELECTION:5;ERRO
technology_discomfort psychologicalGeneral technology-related dispositions0.13
0.5930/5/11/0ACTION_SELECTION:5;OBJECT_OR_TOOL_SELECT
general_decision_making_style psychologicalDecision and information-processing style0.13
2.040/2/40/4ACTION_SELECTION:5;QUANTITY_OR_PARAMETER
loss_sensitivity psychologicalDomain-specific risk attitude0.13
1.0917/9/19/1RISK_OR_SAFETY:5;OBJECT_OR_TOOL_SELECTIO
fun_seeking psychologicalReward and threat sensitivity0.11
1.702/12/30/2ACTION_SELECTION:5;GOAL_PRIORITY:3;STEP_
general_dispositional_trust_in_automation psychologicalGeneral technology-related dispositions0.11
0.4335/2/9/0ATTENTION_OR_MONITORING:4;RISK_OR_SAFETY
task_specific_self_efficacy psychologicalSelf-beliefs and perceived control0.11
1.721/14/28/3ATTENTION_OR_MONITORING:3;STEP_OMISSION:
comparison_preference psychologicalDecision and information-processing style0.11
0.9817/16/10/3ACTION_SELECTION:4;OBJECT_OR_TOOL_SELECT
acceptable_uncertainty_in_domain psychologicalDomain-specific risk attitude0.11
1.981/6/32/7STATE_JUDGMENT:5;STEP_OMISSION:3;ACTION_
dietary_identity identityLifestyle identity0.09
0.6333/0/10/3ACTION_SELECTION:3;STEP_OMISSION:2;OBJEC
routine_or_habit_identity identityLifestyle identity0.09
1.448/10/28/0ACTION_SELECTION:3;TIMING_OR_PACING:2;ST
service_provider_role identityInterpersonal role identity0.09
0.7425/9/11/1GOAL_PRIORITY:3;RISK_OR_SAFETY:2;OBJECT_
cultural_identity 🔒identityCultural and regional identity0.09
0.6130/6/8/2QUANTITY_OR_PARAMETER_CHOICE:3;ACTION_SE
negative_emotionality psychologicalBroad personality traits0.09
1.521/21/23/1ERROR_RECOVERY:3;ATTENTION_OR_MONITORING
intolerance_of_uncertainty psychologicalEpistemic dispositions0.09
1.418/11/27/0ACTION_SELECTION:2;STATE_JUDGMENT:2;ATTE
problem_focused_coping psychologicalCoping and self-regulation0.09
1.485/14/27/0ERROR_RECOVERY:3;ACTION_SELECTION:2;TASK
caregiving_responsibilities identityCaregiving identity0.07
0.6325/13/8/0TIMING_OR_PACING:2;DEPENDENT_OR_OTHER_PE
professional_norms identityOccupational and professional identity0.07
1.2014/9/23/0STEP_OMISSION:2;ACTION_SELECTION:2;QUANT
culturally_meaningful_practices identityCultural and regional identity0.07
0.8022/11/13/0ACTION_SELECTION:3;STATE_JUDGMENT:1;QUAN
openness_to_experience psychologicalBroad personality traits0.07
1.308/18/18/2ACTION_SELECTION:2;GOAL_PRIORITY:2;ACTIO
need_for_cognition psychologicalEpistemic dispositions0.07
0.8920/12/13/1GOAL_PRIORITY:2;ATTENTION_OR_MONITORING:
goal_conflict psychologicalPersonal goals and strivings0.07
2.060/1/41/4GOAL_PRIORITY:3;ACTION_SELECTION:2;TIMIN
self_direction_value psychologicalPersonal values0.07
1.593/13/30/0ACTION_SELECTION:2;ACTION_ORDER:1;STEP_O
conformity_value psychologicalPersonal values0.07
1.398/14/22/2ACTION_SELECTION:3;RISK_OR_SAFETY:3;TIMI
help_seeking_tendency psychologicalCoping and self-regulation0.07
0.6323/18/4/1HELP_SEEKING:3;OBJECT_OR_TOOL_SELECTION:
financial_risk_attitude psychologicalDomain-specific risk attitude0.07
0.3936/4/4/2ACTION_SELECTION:2;RISK_OR_SAFETY:2;OBJE
competence_identity identityCompetence identity0.04
2.482/0/18/26STATE_JUDGMENT:2;STEP_OMISSION:1;ERROR_R
relationship_to_people_in_scene identityRelationship to task participants and beneficiaries0.04
0.2241/1/3/1ACTION_SELECTION:2;GOAL_PRIORITY:1;ATTEN
regional_identity identityCultural and regional identity0.04
0.3035/8/3/0ACTION_SELECTION:2;ACTION_ORDER:1;GOAL_P
religion_linked_prohibitions 🔒identityReligious identity0.04
0.2837/5/4/0ACTION_SELECTION:2;OBJECT_OR_TOOL_SELECT
participation_stage identityCommunity-of-practice identity0.04
2.223/2/23/18QUANTITY_OR_PARAMETER_CHOICE:1;TIMING_OR
assertiveness psychologicalInterpersonal dispositions0.04
0.2440/1/5/0ACTION_SELECTION:2;RISK_OR_SAFETY:1
goal_commitment psychologicalPersonal goals and strivings0.04
2.020/0/45/1TASK_PERSISTENCE_OR_ABANDONMENT:2;GOAL_P
hedonism_value psychologicalPersonal values0.04
1.468/10/27/1GOAL_PRIORITY:2;TASK_PERSISTENCE_OR_ABAN
tradition_value psychologicalPersonal values0.04
0.4131/11/4/0QUANTITY_OR_PARAMETER_CHOICE:1;OBJECT_OR
autonomy_need psychologicalBasic psychological needs and motivational regulation0.04
0.9614/20/12/0ACTION_SELECTION:2;GOAL_PRIORITY:1;HELP_
motivation_regulation psychologicalBasic psychological needs and motivational regulation0.04
1.910/8/34/4TIMING_OR_PACING:2;ACTION_SELECTION:1;GO
social_risk_attitude psychologicalDomain-specific risk attitude0.04
0.4833/4/9/0ACTION_SELECTION:1;DEPENDENT_OR_OTHER_PE
recreational_risk_attitude psychologicalDomain-specific risk attitude0.04
0.4834/4/6/2RISK_OR_SAFETY:2;QUANTITY_OR_PARAMETER_C
interruption_tolerance psychologicalRelationship with the VLM assistant0.04
0.5430/7/9/0ATTENTION_OR_MONITORING:2;ERROR_RECOVERY
life_stage identityLife-course identity0.02
0.5426/15/5/0TASK_PERSISTENCE_OR_ABANDONMENT:1;HEALTH
household_stage identityLife-course identity0.02
0.3932/10/4/0DEPENDENT_OR_OTHER_PERSON_NEEDS:1;TASK_P
self_described_identities identitySelf-defined personal identity0.02
1.960/6/36/4GOAL_PRIORITY:1;ACTION_SELECTION:1
expertise_identity identityCompetence identity0.02
1.393/24/17/2ACTION_SELECTION:1;ATTENTION_OR_MONITORI
health_identity 🔒identityHealth and embodied identity0.02
0.8715/22/9/0QUANTITY_OR_PARAMETER_CHOICE:1;STEP_OMIS
fitness_identity identityLifestyle identity0.02
0.5429/11/4/2QUANTITY_OR_PARAMETER_CHOICE:1;GOAL_PRIO
ethical_consumption_identity identityLifestyle identity0.02
0.3334/9/3/0ACTION_SELECTION:1;GOAL_PRIORITY:1
parent_identity identityFamily identity0.02
0.2438/5/3/0DEPENDENT_OR_OTHER_PERSON_NEEDS:1;RISK_O
care_recipient_relationship identityCaregiving identity0.02
0.1341/4/1/0DEPENDENT_OR_OTHER_PERSON_NEEDS:1;STATE_
learner_or_student_role identityInterpersonal role identity0.02
0.7225/10/10/1STEP_OMISSION:1;STATE_JUDGMENT:1
responsibility_for_task_beneficiary identityRelationship to task participants and beneficiaries0.02
1.3312/7/27/0DEPENDENT_OR_OTHER_PERSON_NEEDS:1;QUANTI
work_domain identityOccupational and professional identity0.02
0.6719/23/4/0OBJECT_OR_TOOL_SELECTION:1;STATE_JUDGMEN
professional_role identityOccupational and professional identity0.02
0.3930/14/2/0ACTION_SELECTION:1;ATTENTION_OR_MONITORI
field_of_study identityEducational identity0.02
0.5427/13/6/0GOAL_PRIORITY:1;ATTENTION_OR_MONITORING:
national_identity 🔒identityCultural and regional identity0.02
0.2238/6/2/0ACTION_SELECTION:1;RISK_OR_SAFETY:1
religious_identity 🔒identityReligious identity0.02
0.3335/7/4/0ACTION_SELECTION:1;STEP_OMISSION:1
religious_practice_relevance 🔒identityReligious identity0.02
0.3536/4/6/0ACTION_SELECTION:1;STEP_OMISSION:1
practice_community identityCommunity-of-practice identity0.02
1.204/29/13/0OBJECT_OR_TOOL_SELECTION:1;ACTION_SELECT
agreeableness psychologicalBroad personality traits0.02
0.3037/4/5/0ACTION_SELECTION:1;DEPENDENT_OR_OTHER_PE
reward_responsiveness psychologicalReward and threat sensitivity0.02
0.9111/28/7/0QUANTITY_OR_PARAMETER_CHOICE:1;GOAL_PRIO
perspective_taking psychologicalInterpersonal dispositions0.02
0.1541/3/2/0ACTION_SELECTION:1;DEPENDENT_OR_OTHER_PE
long_term_personal_goals psychologicalPersonal goals and strivings0.02
0.7218/23/5/0ACTION_SELECTION:1;GOAL_PRIORITY:1
stimulation_value psychologicalPersonal values0.02
1.359/12/25/0ACTION_SELECTION:1;QUANTITY_OR_PARAMETER
security_value psychologicalPersonal values0.02
2.021/2/38/5RISK_OR_SAFETY:1;ACTION_SELECTION:1;OBJE
relatedness_need psychologicalBasic psychological needs and motivational regulation0.02
0.2638/4/4/0ATTENTION_OR_MONITORING:1;GOAL_PRIORITY:
preferred_explanation_depth psychologicalDecision and information-processing style0.02
0.4328/16/2/0STEP_OMISSION:1;QUANTITY_OR_PARAMETER_CH
ethical_risk_attitude psychologicalDomain-specific risk attitude0.02
0.2041/1/4/0RISK_OR_SAFETY:1;ACTION_SELECTION:1
system_specific_trust psychologicalRelationship with the VLM assistant0.02
0.1142/3/1/0ACTION_SELECTION:1;ACTION_ORDER:1
desired_human_control psychologicalRelationship with the VLM assistant0.02
0.4132/9/5/0ACTION_SELECTION:1;HELP_SEEKING:1
preferred_assistant_role psychologicalRelationship with the VLM assistant0.02
0.4332/8/6/0ATTENTION_OR_MONITORING:1;RISK_OR_SAFETY
privacy_concern psychologicalRelationship with the VLM assistant0.02
0.1541/3/2/0ACTION_SELECTION:1;GOAL_PRIORITY:1
information_sharing_boundary psychologicalRelationship with the VLM assistant0.02
0.0944/0/2/0STEP_OMISSION:1;GOAL_PRIORITY:1
lesson_learned psychologicalSelf-defining memories and formative experiences0.02
0.2038/7/1/0STATE_JUDGMENT:1;ATTENTION_OR_MONITORING

Selection rate by category

categoryraten
Domain capability, knowledge, and experience0.45
124/276
Health and embodied identity0.20
56/276
Broad personality traits0.20
45/230
Coping and self-regulation0.20
63/322
Personal goals and strivings0.17
46/276
Decision and information-processing style0.15
41/276
Epistemic dispositions0.13
18/138
Domain-specific risk attitude0.12
40/322
Reward and threat sensitivity0.10
22/230
Relationship to task participants and beneficiaries0.08
14/184
Lifestyle identity0.07
17/230
Linguistic identity0.07
19/276
Community-of-practice identity0.07
15/230
General technology-related dispositions0.04
11/276
Cultural and regional identity0.04
10/276
Occupational and professional identity0.03
12/368
Basic psychological needs and motivational regulation0.03
5/184
Personal values0.02
12/506

Deviation mechanisms invoked (reason codes)

reason codecount
ACTION_SELECTION182
STATE_JUDGMENT108
STEP_OMISSION104
GOAL_PRIORITY87
QUANTITY_OR_PARAMETER_CHOICE85
ATTENTION_OR_MONITORING76
RISK_OR_SAFETY74
OBJECT_OR_TOOL_SELECTION57
TIMING_OR_PACING49
HEALTH_OR_ACCESSIBILITY_ADAPTATION47
ERROR_RECOVERY43
ACTION_ORDER32
TASK_PERSISTENCE_OR_ABANDONMENT32
DEPENDENT_OR_OTHER_PERSON_NEEDS9
HELP_SEEKING5

Top key co-selections

key Akey B#
conscientiousnesscurrent_goal_priority33
current_goal_prioritydomain_knowledge29
current_goal_priorityplanning_tendency28
conscientiousnessplanning_tendency26
conscientiousnessprocedural_skill24
conscientiousnessdomain_knowledge24
current_goal_priorityprocedural_skill23
planning_tendencyprocedural_skill21
current_goal_priorityrelevant_error_history21
domain_knowledgeplanning_tendency21
conscientiousnesshealth_conditions20
current_goal_priorityhealth_conditions20
current_goal_priorityrelevant_tool_familiarity19
conscientiousnessrelevant_error_history19
conscientiousnessrelevant_tool_familiarity18

Per-video selected keys (46 videos)

Every video keeps its own naturally-resulting key set — no fixed count is forced (§5.5). Green chip = score 3.

Cooking (Cooking)
captaincook4d · procedural-task · 26 keys selected
task
A rolled tortilla containing cooked eggs, salsa, and cheese
deviation opportunities (VLM)
  • d01 Cook eggs on stove instead of microwave
  • d02 Add toppings before cooking eggs
  • d03 Fail to roll burrito properly
selected keys & their video-specific reason
domain_knowledge 3 STATE_JUDGMENT, ACTION_SELECTION, QUANTITY_OR_PARAMETER_CHOICE
Knowledge of cooking techniques directly dictates choices around microwaving vs pan-frying eggs and judging egg doneness.
procedural_skill 3 ACTION_SELECTION, STATE_JUDGMENT, ERROR_RECOVERY
Physical skill directly affects success in cracking eggs cleanly and rolling the burrito tightly without tearing.
prior_task_experience 3 ACTION_SELECTION, QUANTITY_OR_PARAMETER_CHOICE, STATE_JUDGMENT
Prior experience with breakfast burritos influences egg cooking method selection (microwave vs stove) and tortilla filling quantities to prevent rolling failure.
accessibility_needs🔒 2 HEALTH_OR_ACCESSIBILITY_ADAPTATION, ERROR_RECOVERY
Motor or dexterity limitations directly impact precise handling steps such as cracking eggs, handling hot microwaved bowls, or rolling the burrito tightly.
allergies_and_medical_constraints🔒 2 OBJECT_OR_TOOL_SELECTION, STEP_OMISSION
Egg, lactose, or sodium constraints directly drive choices to substitute ingredients or alter ingredient addition steps.
dietary_identity 2 OBJECT_OR_TOOL_SELECTION, ACTION_ORDER
Identities like veganism or keto directly dictate ingredient substitutions (e.g. egg alternatives) and how toppings are incorporated.
routine_or_habit_identity 2 ACTION_SELECTION, ACTION_ORDER
Strong personal cooking habits directly influence step ordering (e.g., adding salsa before cooking) or selecting stovetop cooking over microwaving.
relationship_to_task_beneficiary 2 QUANTITY_OR_PARAMETER_CHOICE, GOAL_PRIORITY
Whether the burrito is being prepared for oneself, a child, or a partner directly alters parameters like salsa/spice quantity, portion size, and filling arrangement.
professional_norms 2 ACTION_SELECTION, OBJECT_OR_TOOL_SELECTION
Professional culinary norms prohibit microwaving scrambled eggs, directly influencing the user to switch to stove cooking.
regional_identity 2 ACTION_SELECTION, ACTION_ORDER
Regional food traditions (such as Tex-Mex or Southwestern culinary styles) directly shape topping addition sequence and preferred egg cooking methods.
measurement_and_unit_conventions 2 QUANTITY_OR_PARAMETER_CHOICE
Using measuring spoons to follow recipe instructions on the tablet can lead to parameter errors if converting between imperial and metric units.
intolerance_of_uncertainty 2 ATTENTION_OR_MONITORING, TIMING_OR_PACING
Uncertainty in microwave egg doneness leads to repeated checking or opting for stove cooking instead.
reward_responsiveness 2 QUANTITY_OR_PARAMETER_CHOICE, GOAL_PRIORITY
Strong responsiveness to anticipated taste reward leads to adding excess salsa and cheese, making the burrito overfilled and difficult to roll.
threat_sensitivity 2 RISK_OR_SAFETY, ATTENTION_OR_MONITORING
Threat sensitivity directly affects vigilance regarding burn hazards from microwaved cookware and undercooked egg risks.
technology_discomfort 2 ACTION_SELECTION, QUANTITY_OR_PARAMETER_CHOICE
Discomfort using microwave power parameters or recipe tablets can cause misconfiguration of cook times or abandoning microwave egg cooking altogether.
current_goal_priority 2 GOAL_PRIORITY, TIMING_OR_PACING
Prioritizing immediate speed over aesthetic food presentation can lead to rushing egg preparation and sloppy burrito rolling.
goal_conflict 2 GOAL_PRIORITY, ACTION_SELECTION
A conflict between speed/convenience and recipe adherence could lead the user to cook eggs in the microwave instead of the stove (d01) or skip measuring steps.
relevant_tool_familiarity 2 ACTION_SELECTION, QUANTITY_OR_PARAMETER_CHOICE
Familiarity with microwave power settings and egg microwaving dictates whether the user cooks eggs in the microwave or switches to a conventional stove.
relevant_error_history 2 ERROR_RECOVERY, ACTION_SELECTION
A history of overfilling tortillas or overcooking microwaved eggs directly prompts adjustments in ingredient quantities or egg cooking technique.
general_decision_making_style 2 QUANTITY_OR_PARAMETER_CHOICE, ACTION_SELECTION
An intuitive or spontaneous decision style leads to eyeballing ingredient quantities instead of measuring, or switching egg cooking methods impulsively.
information_search_depth 2 QUANTITY_OR_PARAMETER_CHOICE, ATTENTION_OR_MONITORING
Determines how thoroughly the user checks the tablet for exact microwave power and timing settings, impacting parameter choices for egg doneness.
avoidant_coping 2 ERROR_RECOVERY, TASK_PERSISTENCE_OR_ABANDONMENT
High avoidant coping leads to abandoning attempts to roll a torn or overfilled burrito properly, leaving the burrito unrolled.
planning_tendency 2 ACTION_ORDER, QUANTITY_OR_PARAMETER_CHOICE
Influences step sequencing and portion control, determining whether ingredients are added in order or mixed prematurely before cooking eggs.
persistence_after_failure 2 ERROR_RECOVERY, TASK_PERSISTENCE_OR_ABANDONMENT
Determines whether the user continues attempting to fold and seal the burrito after initial rolling attempts fail.
health_and_safety_risk_attitude 2 RISK_OR_SAFETY, STATE_JUDGMENT
Determines user willingness to risk undercooking microwaved eggs or handling a hot microwaved bowl without protective gear.
system_specific_trust 2 ACTION_SELECTION, ACTION_ORDER
Low trust in the assistant/tablet recipe prompts users to deviate from suggested cooking methods or step ordering.
Cooking (Cleaning & Chores)
captaincook4d · procedural-task · 25 keys selected
task
A brewed cup of pour-over coffee
deviation opportunities (VLM)
  • d01 Skip measuring beans and estimate the amount instead
  • d02 Skip checking water temperature before pouring
  • d03 Pour all water at once instead of in stages
  • d04 Forget to tare the scale before pouring water
selected keys & their video-specific reason
competence_identity 3 STEP_OMISSION, STATE_JUDGMENT, ERROR_RECOVERY
Identifying as a novice vs experienced cook directly affects likelihood of forgetting to tare scale or skipping water temperature checks.
relationship_to_task_beneficiary 3 GOAL_PRIORITY, QUANTITY_OR_PARAMETER_CHOICE, STEP_OMISSION
Whether the coffee is made for oneself or a guest determines the effort and precision applied to measuring beans, checking water temperature, and staging pours.
measurement_and_unit_conventions 3 QUANTITY_OR_PARAMETER_CHOICE, STATE_JUDGMENT
Familiarity with metric vs imperial units directly influences how the user reads the thermometer and scale, leading to potential measurement errors or forgotten taring.
practice_norms 3 ACTION_SELECTION, QUANTITY_OR_PARAMETER_CHOICE, TIMING_OR_PACING, STEP_OMISSION
Community norms dictate specific coffee-to-water ratios, blooming times, and pouring patterns, directly influencing step execution or omission.
conscientiousness 3 STEP_OMISSION, QUANTITY_OR_PARAMETER_CHOICE, ATTENTION_OR_MONITORING
Conscientiousness directly determines adherence to precise task steps like weighing beans, checking exact water temperature, taring the scale, and pouring in deliberate stages.
motivation_regulation 3 STEP_OMISSION, TIMING_OR_PACING, QUANTITY_OR_PARAMETER_CHOICE
An externally motivated user may rush through stages, skipping temperature checks or dumping water all at once, whereas an intrinsically motivated user adheres carefully to precise timings.
domain_knowledge 3 STEP_OMISSION, QUANTITY_OR_PARAMETER_CHOICE, STATE_JUDGMENT, TIMING_OR_PACING
Understanding pour-over chemistry directly dictates whether a user blooms coffee, controls water temperature accurately, and pours in staged intervals.
procedural_skill 3 ERROR_RECOVERY, ATTENTION_OR_MONITORING, ACTION_SELECTION
Physical dexterity in handling hot kettle pouring, operating scales, and managing fine pour-over equipment directly affects drawdown timing and preventing spills or scale taring mistakes.
relevant_tool_familiarity 3 QUANTITY_OR_PARAMETER_CHOICE, STATE_JUDGMENT
Unfamiliarity with specific devices like digital scales or coffee thermometers causes errors like forgetting to tare or improper probe placement.
planning_tendency 3 STEP_OMISSION, TIMING_OR_PACING, ACTION_ORDER
Planning tendency strongly influences whether the user systematically measures coffee (d01), checks water temperature (d02), tares the scale (d04), and stages the pour timing (d03).
acceptable_uncertainty_in_domain 3 QUANTITY_OR_PARAMETER_CHOICE, STEP_OMISSION, STATE_JUDGMENT
Users tolerant of domain uncertainty are more likely to skip precise bean measuring (d01) and skip checking exact water temperature (d02), opting to visually estimate instead.
health_conditions🔒 2 HEALTH_OR_ACCESSIBILITY_ADAPTATION, RISK_OR_SAFETY, ATTENTION_OR_MONITORING
Motor impairments or tremors directly alter steady multi-stage pouring of hot water and handling delicate scales and thermometers.
routine_or_habit_identity 2 STEP_OMISSION, ACTION_SELECTION, TIMING_OR_PACING
Strong daily coffee habits lead users to rely on fast muscle memory, such as estimating coffee bean quantities or pouring water all at once instead of following recipe stages.
learner_or_student_role 2 STEP_OMISSION, STATE_JUDGMENT
The task begins with reading recipe instructions on a tablet; a learner role directly impacts adherence to technical steps like staged pouring or taring the scale.
primary_language 2 QUANTITY_OR_PARAMETER_CHOICE, STEP_OMISSION
If the instructions on the tablet are in a language non-native to the user, they may misread steps like temperature targets or bean measurements.
need_for_cognitive_closure 2 STEP_OMISSION, TIMING_OR_PACING, TASK_PERSISTENCE_OR_ABANDONMENT
A strong desire for quick closure disposes the user to shortcut time-consuming steps like monitoring water temperature or pouring in multiple quiet drawdown stages.
threat_sensitivity 2 RISK_OR_SAFETY, ATTENTION_OR_MONITORING
Sensitivity to hazards like boiling water burns or equipment spills influences how carefully the user checks water temperature and handles the kettle during pouring.
general_dispositional_trust_in_automation 2 ATTENTION_OR_MONITORING, STATE_JUDGMENT
High trust in automated equipment may cause the user to blindly assume the kettle heated to the right temperature or scale is auto-tared, skipping manual checks or taring steps.
current_goal_priority 2 GOAL_PRIORITY, STEP_OMISSION, TIMING_OR_PACING
Prioritizing getting coffee quickly over recipe accuracy influences whether the user skips temp checks or pours water all at once.
autonomy_need 2 ACTION_SELECTION, GOAL_PRIORITY
A high desire for self-direction may cause the user to disregard tablet instructions and improvise their own bean amounts or pouring schedule.
relevant_error_history 2 ATTENTION_OR_MONITORING, ERROR_RECOVERY
A past habit of forgetting to tare scales directly influences whether the user repeats the scale error or executes redundant checking.
task_specific_self_efficacy 2 STEP_OMISSION, ACTION_SELECTION
High task confidence leads users to trust their visual estimation and skip thermometer checks or bean weighing.
general_decision_making_style 2 ACTION_SELECTION, TIMING_OR_PACING
Spontaneous or intuitive decision-makers are more likely to pour all water at once rather than following timed staged pours.
preferred_explanation_depth 2 STEP_OMISSION, QUANTITY_OR_PARAMETER_CHOICE
When reading instructions on the tablet (a01), a user preferring concise explanations may skim over detailed recipe instructions, leading to skipping bean measurement (d01) or pouring all water at once (d03).
avoidant_coping 2 ERROR_RECOVERY, STEP_OMISSION
When encountering an error such as failing to tare the scale (d04) or noticing unverified water temp (d02), an avoidant user will ignore the issue and pour anyway.
Shopping
wearable-ai · shopping-errand · 24 keys selected
task
Browse and locate specific items to purchase in a retail store.
deviation opportunities (VLM)
  • d01 The user could pick up an item from the shelf to inspect it closer or add it to a basket.
  • d02 The user could stop to ask a store employee for directions to a specific item.
  • d03 The user could turn around and walk back down an aisle they already passed.
selected keys & their video-specific reason
task_familiarity 3 ACTION_SELECTION, ACTION_ORDER, HELP_SEEKING
Familiarity with store layout directly influences whether the user navigates directly to target items or backtracks down previously passed aisles and asks staff for directions.
comparison_preference 3 OBJECT_OR_TOOL_SELECTION, ACTION_SELECTION, TIMING_OR_PACING
Determines whether the user stops to inspect and compare multiple products on shelves before making a decision versus grabbing the first match.
information_search_depth 3 ATTENTION_OR_MONITORING, OBJECT_OR_TOOL_SELECTION, HELP_SEEKING
Influences how thoroughly the user scans product labels, price tags, or asks store staff for item locations across various retail aisles.
help_seeking_tendency 3 HELP_SEEKING, ACTION_SELECTION
Directly dictates the likelihood of stopping a store employee to ask for directions when looking for specific household products.
accessibility_needs🔒 2 HEALTH_OR_ACCESSIBILITY_ADAPTATION, HELP_SEEKING, OBJECT_OR_TOOL_SELECTION
Physical or visual accessibility needs directly influence whether the user requires assistance to locate items on high or low shelves or inspect fine-print product labels on household chemicals.
allergies_and_medical_constraints🔒 2 OBJECT_OR_TOOL_SELECTION, RISK_OR_SAFETY, GOAL_PRIORITY
Sensitivities or allergies to scents and harsh chemicals cause the user to carefully inspect ingredients on air fresheners and bug sprays or turn around to avoid specific aisles.
environmental_identity 2 OBJECT_OR_TOOL_SELECTION, GOAL_PRIORITY
Environmental identity influences whether the user inspects eco-friendly alternatives or rejects chemical air fresheners, non-biodegradable trash bags, and synthetic bug sprays.
caregiving_responsibilities 2 OBJECT_OR_TOOL_SELECTION, DEPENDENT_OR_OTHER_PERSON_NEEDS
Caring for children or pets directly influences whether the user inspects pet treats or specific household care items on shelves.
service_provider_role 2 OBJECT_OR_TOOL_SELECTION, HELP_SEEKING
Shopping as a hired professional or handyman affects item specifications targeted and willingness to ask store employees for exact stock locations.
work_domain 2 OBJECT_OR_TOOL_SELECTION, STATE_JUDGMENT
Working in domains such as automotive repair or building maintenance leads to distinct item inspection criteria when looking at motor oil, duct tape, and hardware supplies.
primary_language 2 HELP_SEEKING, STATE_JUDGMENT
Language barriers can lead the user to ask store employees for assistance or misinterpret shelf labels and product packaging.
measurement_and_unit_conventions 2 OBJECT_OR_TOOL_SELECTION, STATE_JUDGMENT, QUANTITY_OR_PARAMETER_CHOICE
Familiarity with imperial vs metric units affects how the user evaluates product specifications like trash bag capacities, motor oil volume, or extension cord lengths.
participation_stage 2 OBJECT_OR_TOOL_SELECTION, HELP_SEEKING
A novice practitioner is more likely to ask store employees for directions or inspect product labels longer, whereas an experienced user navigates directly to specific items.
fun_seeking 2 ACTION_SELECTION, GOAL_PRIORITY
Fun-seeking disposition predisposes the user to deviate into non-essential aisles to explore novel products like pet treats or car accessories.
threat_sensitivity 2 RISK_OR_SAFETY, ATTENTION_OR_MONITORING
Threat sensitivity affects how carefully the user inspects hazardous household products like bug spray, motor oil, or cleaning chemicals.
current_goal_priority 2 GOAL_PRIORITY, TIMING_OR_PACING, HELP_SEEKING
Whether the immediate priority is quick trip efficiency versus exhaustive browsing determines pacing, whether the user backtracks through aisles, or stops an employee for assistance.
hedonism_value 2 OBJECT_OR_TOOL_SELECTION, GOAL_PRIORITY
Valuing sensory pleasure and comfort motivates the user to spend additional time inspecting soft blankets and air fresheners purely for personal enjoyment.
autonomy_need 2 HELP_SEEKING, ACTION_SELECTION
A high need for autonomy causes users to reject seeking assistance from store employees, preferring to self-navigate or search shelves independently.
domain_knowledge 2 OBJECT_OR_TOOL_SELECTION, STATE_JUDGMENT
Knowledge about specific product specifications determines whether the user inspects technical details carefully on shelves or needs staff advice.
relevant_error_history 2 OBJECT_OR_TOOL_SELECTION, STATE_JUDGMENT
Past errors like buying wrong product specifications (e.g., motor oil grade or trash bag size) prompt re-checking past aisles or inspecting items closely.
avoidant_coping 2 TASK_PERSISTENCE_OR_ABANDONMENT, STEP_OMISSION
A user high in avoidant coping may abandon searching for a specific item or skip aisles entirely rather than asking staff or re-checking shelves.
planning_tendency 2 ACTION_ORDER, ACTION_SELECTION, GOAL_PRIORITY
Controls whether the user navigates aisles following a structured store route versus wandering opportunistically across disjointed departments.
persistence_after_failure 2 TASK_PERSISTENCE_OR_ABANDONMENT, ERROR_RECOVERY
Affects whether the user continues searching or backtracks to previously visited aisles after failing to find an item in a given section.
financial_risk_attitude 2 ACTION_SELECTION, OBJECT_OR_TOOL_SELECTION
Financial risk willingness directly influences whether a shopper decides to pick up and purchase unbudgeted or premium items off the shelf.
Hobbies
wearable-ai · procedural-task · 18 keys selected
task
Build the leg components of the model according to the instruction manual
deviation opportunities (VLM)
  • d01 Detaching the wrong part from the sprue due to misreading the manual or sprue labels.
  • d02 Assembling parts in the wrong orientation, which may prevent further assembly or damage the parts.
  • d03 Skipping a step in the manual, leading to missing internal components.
  • d04 Removing parts by twisting them off by hand instead of using nippers, which can leave stress marks or damage the part.
selected keys & their video-specific reason
practice_norms 3 ACTION_SELECTION, OBJECT_OR_TOOL_SELECTION, STATE_JUDGMENT
Learned modeling conventions directly dictate whether a person uses dedicated cutting tools vs twisting parts by hand and whether they test-fit orientation before snapping parts together.
conscientiousness 3 STEP_OMISSION, OBJECT_OR_TOOL_SELECTION, ATTENTION_OR_MONITORING
Low conscientiousness directly causes skipping manual steps, pulling parts by hand instead of using proper tools, or selecting wrong runner labels due to lack of care.
domain_knowledge 3 ACTION_SELECTION, STEP_OMISSION, STATE_JUDGMENT
Understanding model kit notation, sprue lettering, and diagram conventions directly influences whether the user identifies the correct part or misreads the manual.
procedural_skill 3 OBJECT_OR_TOOL_SELECTION, STATE_JUDGMENT, ACTION_SELECTION
Physical skill in handling small parts determines whether parts are detached cleanly using proper tools versus twisted off by hand, and whether parts are oriented correctly before pressing.
acceptable_uncertainty_in_domain 3 STEP_OMISSION, ACTION_SELECTION, STATE_JUDGMENT
Accepting high uncertainty without consulting the manual directly leads to picking wrong parts from sprues, skipping internal steps, or guessing part orientation.
health_conditions🔒 2 HEALTH_OR_ACCESSIBILITY_ADAPTATION, STATE_JUDGMENT
Conditions affecting fine motor control or visual acuity directly affect the ability to read small sprue numbers or snap delicate parts together correctly.
primary_language 2 ACTION_SELECTION, STEP_OMISSION
If the instruction manual contains written notes or warnings in a language other than the user's primary language, they may misread sprue labels or skip critical written step instructions.
current_goal_priority 2 GOAL_PRIORITY, TIMING_OR_PACING, STEP_OMISSION
Prioritizing task speed over visual perfection directly influences whether the user skips manual re-checks or tears parts off sprues hastily.
self_direction_value 2 ACTION_ORDER, STEP_OMISSION
High self-direction encourages relying on personal intuition over strict manual directions, increasing the chance of skipping manual steps or assembling parts backwards.
relevant_tool_familiarity 2 OBJECT_OR_TOOL_SELECTION, ACTION_SELECTION
Familiarity with hobby tools dictates whether the user uses appropriate nippers to detach parts cleanly or twists them off by hand, leaving severe plastic stress marks.
relevant_error_history 2 ACTION_SELECTION, STATE_JUDGMENT
A history of repeating specific model-building mistakes, such as misidentifying left versus right leg sprues, directly leads to selecting wrong parts.
task_specific_self_efficacy 2 ATTENTION_OR_MONITORING, STEP_OMISSION
Overconfidence in one's model-building capability can lead to skipping manual double-checks or forcing misaligned joints together without re-verifying instructions.
comparison_preference 2 ACTION_SELECTION, STATE_JUDGMENT
Model kits contain left/right symmetric parts; low comparison preference increases the risk of selecting and snapping together incorrect counterpart parts without comparing them against diagrams first.
information_search_depth 2 ATTENTION_OR_MONITORING, STEP_OMISSION
Low information search depth leads the user to scan only immediate assembly diagrams rather than cross-referencing sprue layouts, resulting in wrong part selection or omitted internal steps.
ambiguity_response 2 STATE_JUDGMENT, ERROR_RECOVERY
When plastic part orientation diagrams are subtle or ambiguous, users prone to guessing rather than carefully re-evaluating diagram angles may force parts together improperly and damage alignment pins.
problem_focused_coping 2 ERROR_RECOVERY, STATE_JUDGMENT
If parts do not snap together smoothly, high problem-focused coping leads to actively inspecting for plastic nubs or misalignment, whereas low problem-focused coping leads to forcing or ignoring the error.
persistence_after_failure 2 TASK_PERSISTENCE_OR_ABANDONMENT, ERROR_RECOVERY
If a plastic peg breaks or a part is attached backwards, low persistence after failure causes the user to abandon building the second leg assembly or stop task completion.
loss_sensitivity 2 RISK_OR_SAFETY, OBJECT_OR_TOOL_SELECTION
Sensitivity to ruining plastic parts or causing irreversible stress marks determines how carefully parts are detached and forced together.
Tourism
wearable-ai · excursion-travel · 17 keys selected
task
To observe the parade floats and balloons from a viewing spot in the crowd.
deviation opportunities (VLM)
  • d01 Leaving the viewing area before the parade ends.
  • d02 Closing the umbrella despite the rain.
  • d03 Refusing the offered food.
selected keys & their video-specific reason
health_conditions🔒 3 HEALTH_OR_ACCESSIBILITY_ADAPTATION, ACTION_SELECTION, TASK_PERSISTENCE_OR_ABANDONMENT
Dietary conditions directly drive refusing offered food (d03), while mobility/chronic pain conditions drive early departure from standing in the rain (d01).
life_stage 2 TASK_PERSISTENCE_OR_ABANDONMENT, HEALTH_OR_ACCESSIBILITY_ADAPTATION
A person's life stage (e.g., elderly adulthood) affects physical stamina during prolonged standing in a rainy crowd, influencing early departure (d01).
household_stage 2 DEPENDENT_OR_OTHER_PERSON_NEEDS, TASK_PERSISTENCE_OR_ABANDONMENT
Attending with young children vs alone strongly influences task persistence, as managing children in the rain can trigger leaving early (d01).
allergies_and_medical_constraints🔒 2 ACTION_SELECTION, HEALTH_OR_ACCESSIBILITY_ADAPTATION
Medically grounded dietary restrictions (e.g., severe meat allergies, celiac disease) directly cause the wearer to refuse the hot dog offered by a companion.
dietary_identity 2 ACTION_SELECTION, GOAL_PRIORITY
Adhering to a vegetarian, vegan, halal, or kosher dietary identity directly determines whether the wearer accepts or refuses the hot dog offered by their companion.
relationship_to_people_in_scene 2 ACTION_SELECTION, DEPENDENT_OR_OTHER_PERSON_NEEDS
The wearer's relationship to their companion directly affects decisions like accepting or refusing offered food and coordinating when to leave the viewing spot.
religion_linked_prohibitions🔒 2 ACTION_SELECTION
Dietary prohibitions (e.g., pork or non-kosher/halal meat constraints) provide a direct causal mechanism for refusing the offered hot dog.
practice_norms 2 ACTION_SELECTION, GOAL_PRIORITY
Learned spectating etiquette norms in dense crowds (e.g., avoiding blocking behind viewers' sightlines with an umbrella) directly influence the decision to close the umbrella despite rain.
agreeableness 2 ACTION_SELECTION, DEPENDENT_OR_OTHER_PERSON_NEEDS
High agreeableness makes the user far more likely to accept food offered by a companion to maintain social harmony rather than refusing it.
threat_sensitivity 2 RISK_OR_SAFETY, TASK_PERSISTENCE_OR_ABANDONMENT
Heightened threat perception regarding dense crowds or rain exposure provides a strong rationale for exiting the viewing area early.
perspective_taking 2 ACTION_SELECTION, DEPENDENT_OR_OTHER_PERSON_NEEDS
Considering whether an open umbrella blocks the line of sight for spectators standing behind directly drives the decision to close or lower it.
assertiveness 2 ACTION_SELECTION
Assertiveness dictates whether the user directly declines offered food from a companion when they do not want it.
goal_commitment 2 TASK_PERSISTENCE_OR_ABANDONMENT, GOAL_PRIORITY
Strength of determination to watch the parade determines persistence through rain versus abandoning the task early.
tradition_value 2 TASK_PERSISTENCE_OR_ABANDONMENT, GOAL_PRIORITY
High endorsement of tradition value encourages enduring uncomfortable rainy weather to finish watching an annual holiday parade, directly impacting whether the user leaves early.
prior_task_experience 2 TASK_PERSISTENCE_OR_ABANDONMENT
Prior experience attending outdoor crowded events in bad weather affects whether the user anticipates crowd egress problems and abandons the viewing spot early.
health_and_safety_risk_attitude 2 RISK_OR_SAFETY, TASK_PERSISTENCE_OR_ABANDONMENT, HEALTH_OR_ACCESSIBILITY_ADAPTATION
Varying concern for physical health and safety in rainy weather and dense crowds directly influences decisions to leave the parade early or adjust rain protection.
social_risk_attitude 2 ACTION_SELECTION, DEPENDENT_OR_OTHER_PERSON_NEEDS
Refusing food offered by a companion requires willingness to risk potential social awkwardness or social disapproval.
Daily Activities
wearable-ai · daily-routine · 17 keys selected
task
Grind and combine various spices in a mortar and transfer the mixture to a dish.
deviation opportunities (VLM)
  • d1 Using measuring spoons to add precise amounts of spices instead of pouring directly.
  • d2 Grinding the spices for a significantly shorter or longer duration, resulting in a different texture.
  • d3 Adding ingredients in a different sequence.
selected keys & their video-specific reason
cultural_identity🔒 3 QUANTITY_OR_PARAMETER_CHOICE, TIMING_OR_PACING, ACTION_ORDER
Culinary traditions strongly govern spice preparation styles, including whether spices are measured precisely or estimated by hand, the desired fineness/duration of the grind, and ingredient sequence.
participation_stage 3 QUANTITY_OR_PARAMETER_CHOICE, TIMING_OR_PACING, STATE_JUDGMENT
A novice cook is prone to relying on measuring spoons, altering grinding duration, or changing ingredient order, whereas an experienced practitioner visualizes fineness and eyeballed portions.
practice_norms 3 OBJECT_OR_TOOL_SELECTION, QUANTITY_OR_PARAMETER_CHOICE, ACTION_ORDER
Specific standards within cooking traditions directly dictate whether ingredients are measured precisely with spoons, the order of grinding hard vs soft spices, and the required texture fineness.
conscientiousness 3 OBJECT_OR_TOOL_SELECTION, QUANTITY_OR_PARAMETER_CHOICE, TIMING_OR_PACING, STATE_JUDGMENT
Conscientiousness directly influences whether the user uses precise measuring spoons instead of free-pouring and how thoroughly they grind spices to uniform consistency.
domain_knowledge 3 QUANTITY_OR_PARAMETER_CHOICE, ACTION_ORDER, STATE_JUDGMENT
Factual knowledge of spices directly determines ingredient addition order (d3), exact measurement choices (d1), and judging proper grind texture (d2).
procedural_skill 3 TIMING_OR_PACING, OBJECT_OR_TOOL_SELECTION, STATE_JUDGMENT
Manual skill in using a pestle dictates grinding efficiency and duration (d2) as well as controlled pouring versus using measuring spoons (d1).
health_conditions🔒 2 HEALTH_OR_ACCESSIBILITY_ADAPTATION, TIMING_OR_PACING
Physical conditions affecting wrist strength or joint mobility (e.g. arthritis) directly affect pestle grinding force and grinding duration.
relationship_to_task_beneficiary 2 QUANTITY_OR_PARAMETER_CHOICE, DEPENDENT_OR_OTHER_PERSON_NEEDS
Tailoring the spice mix for a specific recipient (e.g., a young child, sensitive partner, or guest) directly alters ingredient quantity choices and grinding fineness.
openness_to_experience 2 ACTION_ORDER, QUANTITY_OR_PARAMETER_CHOICE
High openness to experience encourages experimenting with spice mixing order or grinding to non-standard textures rather than strictly following standard steps.
threat_sensitivity 2 RISK_OR_SAFETY, OBJECT_OR_TOOL_SELECTION
Sensitivity to hazards like inhaling spice dust or knocking over the mortar motivates using measuring tools and extra caution while grinding.
current_goal_priority 2 GOAL_PRIORITY, QUANTITY_OR_PARAMETER_CHOICE, TIMING_OR_PACING
Prioritizing speed versus culinary exactness directly affects whether measuring spoons are selected over direct pouring and how long grinding continues.
tradition_value 2 QUANTITY_OR_PARAMETER_CHOICE, OBJECT_OR_TOOL_SELECTION
Valuing traditional culinary practices encourages relying on sensory estimation rather than modern measuring spoons (d1) and aiming for traditional grind coarseness (d2).
relevant_tool_familiarity 2 OBJECT_OR_TOOL_SELECTION, TIMING_OR_PACING
Familiarity with mortars, pestles, and measuring spoons determines whether the user opts for precise measuring utensils or direct pouring, as well as how efficiently they grind.
relevant_error_history 2 QUANTITY_OR_PARAMETER_CHOICE, STATE_JUDGMENT
A history of ruining spice blends by over-grinding or adding uneven amounts can cause the user to switch to measuring spoons or stop grinding earlier.
evidence_requirement 2 STATE_JUDGMENT, TIMING_OR_PACING, ATTENTION_OR_MONITORING
Determines how much visual or tactile proof of uniform texture the user requires before concluding that grinding is complete, altering grinding duration.
planning_tendency 2 OBJECT_OR_TOOL_SELECTION, QUANTITY_OR_PARAMETER_CHOICE, ACTION_ORDER
A high planning tendency leads to using measuring spoons for precise quantities and following a specific ingredient addition sequence rather than free-hand pouring.
persistence_after_failure 2 TIMING_OR_PACING, TASK_PERSISTENCE_OR_ABANDONMENT
Grinding tough whole spices manually with a pestle requires physical effort; persistence determines whether the user continues grinding to a fine powder or stops early with a coarse texture.
Hiking-Outdoors
wearable-ai · excursion-travel · 17 keys selected
task
Travel along a planned route safely and efficiently.
deviation opportunities (VLM)
  • d01 Failing to stop at a red light or stop sign at an intersection.
  • d02 Riding in the main vehicle lane instead of the available bike lane or shoulder.
  • d03 Stopping unexpectedly in the lane of travel.
selected keys & their video-specific reason
health_conditions🔒 3 HEALTH_OR_ACCESSIBILITY_ADAPTATION, TIMING_OR_PACING, TASK_PERSISTENCE_OR_ABANDONMENT
Physical health conditions like respiratory or cardiovascular constraints directly impact stamina on hilly road segments, potentially forcing unexpected stops in the lane of travel.
fitness_identity 3 QUANTITY_OR_PARAMETER_CHOICE, GOAL_PRIORITY, RISK_OR_SAFETY
An intense training focus versus casual riding strongly dictates target speed, lane choice (e.g., pulling into the vehicle lane to maintain high speed), and propensity to roll through traffic signals to preserve momentum.
conscientiousness 3 RISK_OR_SAFETY, ACTION_SELECTION
Conscientiousness directly dictates rule adherence and traffic vigilance, influencing whether the cyclist stops at red signals and stays within designated bike lanes/shoulders.
threat_sensitivity 3 RISK_OR_SAFETY, ATTENTION_OR_MONITORING
Heightened perception of traffic hazards directly dictates staying cautiously in bike lanes (d02) or braking/stopping abruptly due to perceived vehicle danger (d03).
current_goal_priority 3 GOAL_PRIORITY, RISK_OR_SAFETY, TIMING_OR_PACING
Prioritizing speed over safety leads directly to running red lights or taking main vehicle lanes, while prioritizing rest leads to stopping unexpectedly in travel lanes.
domain_knowledge 3 ACTION_SELECTION, RISK_OR_SAFETY
Understanding traffic laws and bike lane rules directly determines whether a cyclist properly obeys signals and positions correctly when bike lanes end.
procedural_skill 3 ACTION_SELECTION, TIMING_OR_PACING
Physical bike handling and balance skill directly impact stability on narrow road shoulders and predictability when slowing or stopping.
task_familiarity 3 ATTENTION_OR_MONITORING, TIMING_OR_PACING
Familiarity with this specific route enables anticipating upcoming lane endings and intersection timings, preventing abrupt positioning shifts or stops.
health_and_safety_risk_attitude 3 RISK_OR_SAFETY, ACTION_SELECTION
Directly influences willingness to run red lights at intersections or ride in traffic lanes alongside motor vehicles.
occupation 2 RISK_OR_SAFETY, GOAL_PRIORITY
A bicycle courier or delivery worker under tight delivery deadlines may bypass red lights at intersections or cycle in main traffic lanes to maximize speed.
national_identity🔒 2 ACTION_SELECTION, RISK_OR_SAFETY
Cyclists habituated to traffic regulations from countries with left-hand driving norms may default to incorrect lane positioning or misinterpret right-of-way rules at multi-lane intersections.
practice_norms 2 ACTION_SELECTION, RISK_OR_SAFETY, GOAL_PRIORITY
Learned conventions within cycling subcultures (e.g., 'vehicular cycling' principles advocating taking the main travel lane or rolling through signals) directly drive choices about lane positioning when bike lanes end and intersection behavior.
assertiveness 2 ACTION_SELECTION, RISK_OR_SAFETY
Assertiveness influences whether a cyclist comfortably claims a full vehicular lane when a bike lane ends (d02) versus staying tightly on a narrow shoulder.
relevant_tool_familiarity 2 ACTION_SELECTION, TIMING_OR_PACING
Familiarity with the bicycle's gearing and braking mechanics influences smooth deceleration and control, where low familiarity can cause unexpected stopping or improper speed control along uneven shoulders.
relevant_error_history 2 ATTENTION_OR_MONITORING, RISK_OR_SAFETY
A cyclist with a history of near-miss collisions at signalized intersections or vehicle pass-bys will exhibit heightened risk aversion, leading to abrupt stops or reluctance to ride in mixed traffic shoulders.
ambiguity_response 2 STATE_JUDGMENT, ACTION_SELECTION, RISK_OR_SAFETY
When bike lanes terminate or intersections lack clear markings, a cyclist's response to ambiguous road layouts directly influences whether they freeze/stop unexpectedly in travel lanes or improperly enter main vehicle lanes.
planning_tendency 2 ACTION_SELECTION, TIMING_OR_PACING, RISK_OR_SAFETY
Anticipating transitions like bike lane terminations or upcoming major signalized intersections requires proactive planning; low planning leads to late merges into vehicle lanes or abrupt stopping.
Sightseeing
wearable-ai · excursion-travel · 17 keys selected
task
To explore, observe, and navigate through a town or city's points of interest.
deviation opportunities (VLM)
  • d01 The user could choose to enter a shop or restaurant instead of continuing to walk.
  • d02 The user could ignore the seed pod on the ground instead of stopping to examine it.
  • d03 The user could navigate without checking the smartphone map.
selected keys & their video-specific reason
openness_to_experience 3 ACTION_SELECTION, GOAL_PRIORITY
High openness encourages exploring storefronts (d01) and stopping to inspect natural objects like seed pods (d02).
conscientiousness 3 ACTION_SELECTION, ATTENTION_OR_MONITORING
Conscientiousness affects whether the user adheres strictly to a planned route, checks navigation maps (d03), or gets distracted by objects on the ground (d02).
fun_seeking 3 ACTION_SELECTION, GOAL_PRIORITY
High fun seeking directly drives spontaneous detours into attractive storefronts or inspecting curious items like seed pods along the walk.
current_goal_priority 3 GOAL_PRIORITY, TIMING_OR_PACING, ACTION_SELECTION
Prioritizing efficient point-to-point navigation versus relaxed exploratory wandering directly determines whether the user stops for storefronts (d01), seed pods (d02), or map navigation (d03).
information_search_depth 3 ATTENTION_OR_MONITORING, ACTION_SELECTION
Directly dictates how thoroughly the user inspects info boards, examines curiosities like seed pods, and studies map apps.
expertise_identity 2 ACTION_SELECTION, ATTENTION_OR_MONITORING
Identifying as a nature expert or amateur botanist provides a direct causal reason to stop and inspect natural flora like seed pods on the sidewalk.
allergies_and_medical_constraints🔒 2 RISK_OR_SAFETY, ACTION_SELECTION
Severe contact or plant allergies directly dictate whether a user will handle raw natural items like seed pods on the street.
regional_identity 2 ACTION_SELECTION, GOAL_PRIORITY
Identifying as a local resident versus an out-of-town visitor directly influences map reliance for navigation and choices to enter familiar local shops.
need_for_cognition 2 ACTION_SELECTION, ATTENTION_OR_MONITORING
High need for cognition leads to stopping and examining curiosities like the seed pod (d02) or reading signboards thoroughly.
intolerance_of_uncertainty 2 ACTION_SELECTION, ATTENTION_OR_MONITORING
Intolerance of route uncertainty directly motivates checking the smartphone map app (d03) at crosswalks.
general_dispositional_trust_in_automation 2 OBJECT_OR_TOOL_SELECTION, ACTION_SELECTION
Baseline trust in automated routing dictates whether the wearer blindly follows smartphone navigation (a10) or prefers visual cues and physical signs.
self_direction_value 2 ACTION_SELECTION, GOAL_PRIORITY
High self-direction encourages independent exploration and ignoring smartphone navigation, whereas low self-direction relies strictly on map guidance.
task_familiarity 2 ACTION_SELECTION, GOAL_PRIORITY
High familiarity with this specific town layout directly leads to skipping smartphone map consultations and taking alternate side paths.
relevant_tool_familiarity 2 OBJECT_OR_TOOL_SELECTION, ACTION_SELECTION
Unfamiliarity with smartphone navigation apps directly determines whether the user checks digital maps at crosswalks (d03) or relies instead on physical signs and landmarks.
task_specific_self_efficacy 2 ACTION_SELECTION, OBJECT_OR_TOOL_SELECTION
Users with low navigation self-efficacy will rely heavily on phone maps (d03) and refrain from spontaneous exploration like entering shops (d01).
planning_tendency 2 ACTION_SELECTION, GOAL_PRIORITY
Affects whether the user pre-plans navigation steps and store stops or acts on spontaneous impulse.
health_and_safety_risk_attitude 2 RISK_OR_SAFETY, ACTION_SELECTION
A user's physical safety risk tolerance directly influences whether they pick up unknown debris like seed pods from the ground or lean over bridge ledges.
Arts & Crafts
egoschema · procedural-task · 16 keys selected
task
To cut and stitch fabric pieces together to construct a garment.
deviation opportunities (VLM)
  • d01 Cutting the fabric incorrectly, deviating from the intended pattern or shape.
  • d02 Misaligning the fabric pieces before sewing, leading to an uneven seam.
  • d03 Sewing a crooked line or failing to maintain a consistent seam allowance.
selected keys & their video-specific reason
health_conditions🔒 3 HEALTH_OR_ACCESSIBILITY_ADAPTATION, RISK_OR_SAFETY
Motor control or visual health conditions (e.g., tremors, reduced vision, arthritis) directly impact fine scissors control while cutting curves and guiding fabric under the sewing machine needle safely.
conscientiousness 3 STATE_JUDGMENT, ATTENTION_OR_MONITORING, QUANTITY_OR_PARAMETER_CHOICE
Directly dictates attention to detail when aligning fabric edges, cutting along curves accurately, and maintaining straight seam lines.
domain_knowledge 3 STATE_JUDGMENT, QUANTITY_OR_PARAMETER_CHOICE
Understanding fabric grain, pattern matching, and seam allowance directly determines whether fabric pieces are correctly aligned and cut along curved guidelines.
procedural_skill 3 STATE_JUDGMENT, QUANTITY_OR_PARAMETER_CHOICE, ATTENTION_OR_MONITORING
Fine motor dexterity in guiding fabric smoothly under the sewing machine needle and cutting smooth curves with shears directly affects seam straightness and cutting accuracy.
relevant_tool_familiarity 3 OBJECT_OR_TOOL_SELECTION, QUANTITY_OR_PARAMETER_CHOICE
Familiarity with sewing shears and sewing machine feed mechanics influences control over cutting paths and machine stitching accuracy.
planning_tendency 3 STATE_JUDGMENT, ACTION_ORDER
High planning tendency dictates double-checking alignment and marking cut lines prior to cutting or sewing, directly preventing misalignment.
measurement_and_unit_conventions 2 QUANTITY_OR_PARAMETER_CHOICE, STATE_JUDGMENT
Sewing relies on precise unit conversions for seam allowances and pattern cutting (e.g., imperial 5/8 inch vs metric 1.5 cm); relying on familiar measurement conventions directly affects cutting lines and seam spacing consistency.
practice_norms 2 ACTION_SELECTION, STATE_JUDGMENT
Learned conventions (such as pinning before sewing or cutting notches on curves) directly determine whether the user properly aligns fabric and follows curves smoothly.
threat_sensitivity 2 RISK_OR_SAFETY, ATTENTION_OR_MONITORING
Heightened sensitivity to physical hazards like sharp scissors and sewing machine needles causes hesitation, extra spacing, or slowed tool operation.
general_dispositional_trust_in_automation 2 ATTENTION_OR_MONITORING
High trust in the automated feeding mechanism of the sewing machine can lead to reduced manual guidance of the fabric, causing uneven seams or misalignment.
current_goal_priority 2 GOAL_PRIORITY, STEP_OMISSION
Prioritizing task completion speed over seam quality causes the user to skip pinning and rush cutting along curved lines.
relevant_error_history 2 ERROR_RECOVERY, QUANTITY_OR_PARAMETER_CHOICE
A past tendency to bunch fabric or drift off cut lines can lead to repeated mistakes or excessive overcompensation during cutting and sewing.
information_search_depth 2 ACTION_SELECTION, ATTENTION_OR_MONITORING
When cutting complex curved fabric pieces, a user with high search depth will consult smartphone patterns or references before cutting, preventing trajectory errors.
ambiguity_response 2 ACTION_SELECTION, QUANTITY_OR_PARAMETER_CHOICE
When pattern markings are unclear on the fabric, a user low in ambiguity tolerance may pause to verify, while high tolerance leads to guessing the cut line.
avoidant_coping 2 ERROR_RECOVERY, TASK_PERSISTENCE_OR_ABANDONMENT
Avoidant coping causes a user to ignore fabric misalignment or crooked seam lines and continue sewing regardless, worsening the defect.
interruption_tolerance 2 TIMING_OR_PACING, ATTENTION_OR_MONITORING, RISK_OR_SAFETY
During delicate cutting along curved lines or operating the sewing machine needle, high vs. low tolerance for unsolicited assistant interruptions determines whether the user pauses, gets distracted, or ignores real-time alerts.
Pets, social gatherings with friends and family
wearable-ai · social-event · 16 keys selected
task
Assemble the Lego pieces into the final model according to the instruction manual.
deviation opportunities (VLM)
  • d01 Selecting a piece of the wrong color or slightly wrong shape.
  • d02 Placing a piece one stud off from its correct location.
  • d03 Skipping a step in the manual entirely.
  • d04 Assembling a sub-structure incorrectly before attaching it to the main model.
selected keys & their video-specific reason
health_conditions🔒 3 OBJECT_OR_TOOL_SELECTION, HEALTH_OR_ACCESSIBILITY_ADAPTATION, STATE_JUDGMENT
Visual impairments like color blindness or fine motor limitations directly drive errors in selecting piece colors/shapes and placing pieces on exact studs.
conscientiousness 3 STEP_OMISSION, ACTION_SELECTION, OBJECT_OR_TOOL_SELECTION, ATTENTION_OR_MONITORING
Conscientiousness directly governs attention to detail when searching through loose pieces, verifying colors/shapes, aligning studs correctly, and systematically following manual steps.
domain_knowledge 3 OBJECT_OR_TOOL_SELECTION, STATE_JUDGMENT
Understanding Lego diagram symbols, stud counts, and piece categories directly governs whether the user selects the exact color/shape from the loose pile and interprets sub-structure placement.
procedural_skill 3 ACTION_SELECTION, STATE_JUDGMENT
Fine motor control and tactile precision directly dictate whether pieces are accurately aligned on studs and pressed down securely without collapsing surrounding structures.
acceptable_uncertainty_in_domain 3 ACTION_SELECTION, STATE_JUDGMENT, STEP_OMISSION
A user who accepts higher uncertainty may attach pieces when unsure of exact stud alignment or color, leading to misplaced pieces, wrong sub-assemblies, or skipped verification steps.
practice_norms 2 ACTION_SELECTION, ACTION_ORDER, OBJECT_OR_TOOL_SELECTION
Learned community standards like pre-sorting pieces or checking stud offsets before snapping pieces together directly alter how searching and assembly actions are executed.
negative_emotionality 2 ATTENTION_OR_MONITORING, ERROR_RECOVERY
Frustration from tedious searches in the loose pile can cause hasty, careless piece selection or forcing mismatched sub-structures together.
intolerance_of_uncertainty 2 ACTION_SELECTION, STATE_JUDGMENT
When diagrams show ambiguous piece placement or subtle color differences, intolerance of uncertainty can lead to premature faulty placement or incorrect sub-structure assembly.
fun_seeking 2 ACTION_SELECTION, STEP_OMISSION
High fun seeking leads to creative improvisation, ignoring instructions, or skipping dull steps to assemble custom sub-structures.
current_goal_priority 2 GOAL_PRIORITY, STEP_OMISSION, ACTION_SELECTION
Prioritizing speed over precision can cause the user to select incorrect pieces, misplace studs, or intentionally skip manual steps.
relevant_error_history 2 OBJECT_OR_TOOL_SELECTION, ACTION_SELECTION
A personal tendency to miscount studs or mix up similar color shades directly predicts selecting wrong pieces or placing them one stud off.
comparison_preference 2 OBJECT_OR_TOOL_SELECTION, ATTENTION_OR_MONITORING
Low comparison preference leads to grabbing the first visually similar brick from the pile without comparing against adjacent pieces, causing wrong color or shape selection.
information_search_depth 2 STEP_OMISSION, ATTENTION_OR_MONITORING
Low information search depth leads to skimming the instruction manual quickly without verifying piece counts or stud alignment, resulting in skipped steps or mismatched parts.
problem_focused_coping 2 ERROR_RECOVERY, TASK_PERSISTENCE_OR_ABANDONMENT
When a sub-structure fails to attach correctly, high problem-focused coping drives the user to systematically disassemble and locate the root error, whereas low problem-focused coping results in forcing pieces together.
avoidant_coping 2 ERROR_RECOVERY, STEP_OMISSION
When encountering misplaced bricks or difficult steps, avoidant coping prompts ignoring stud misalignments or completely skipping complicated steps rather than correcting them.
planning_tendency 2 ACTION_ORDER, OBJECT_OR_TOOL_SELECTION, STEP_OMISSION
Low planning tendency leads to unsorted piece searching and assembling components out of sequence, while high planning prompts pre-sorting and reviewing upcoming manual steps.
Cooking (Cooking)
captaincook4d · procedural-task · 15 keys selected
task
To prepare a plate of sliced tomatoes topped with cheese, salt, pepper, herbs, and oil.
deviation opportunities (VLM)
  • d01 Skipping the washing or drying step for the tomato.
  • d02 Slicing the tomato unevenly or too thick/thin.
  • d03 Applying seasonings directly from the container instead of using a measuring spoon, potentially over-seasoning.
  • d04 Pouring oil directly from the bottle instead of measuring it.
  • d05 Retrieving all ingredients at once instead of fetching them one by one as needed.
selected keys & their video-specific reason
allergies_and_medical_constraints🔒 3 STEP_OMISSION, ACTION_SELECTION, QUANTITY_OR_PARAMETER_CHOICE
Medical constraints such as sodium restriction or dairy allergies directly dictate whether salt or cheese is omitted or altered in quantity.
practice_norms 3 ACTION_ORDER, OBJECT_OR_TOOL_SELECTION, QUANTITY_OR_PARAMETER_CHOICE
Established culinary norms such as 'mise en place' determine whether ingredients are gathered in advance rather than fetched one by one, and norms regarding seasoning dictate using measuring spoons versus freehand shaking or pouring.
conscientiousness 3 STEP_OMISSION, QUANTITY_OR_PARAMETER_CHOICE, ACTION_ORDER, OBJECT_OR_TOOL_SELECTION
High conscientiousness ensures thorough washing, precise measuring of spices/oil, and organized ingredient retrieval, whereas low conscientiousness leads to skipping hygiene steps or eyeballing quantities.
current_goal_priority 3 GOAL_PRIORITY, QUANTITY_OR_PARAMETER_CHOICE, ACTION_ORDER
Prioritizing speed over aesthetic presentation causes the user to fetch ingredients in bulk, slice unevenly, or pour seasonings directly without measuring spoons.
procedural_skill 3 QUANTITY_OR_PARAMETER_CHOICE, STATE_JUDGMENT
Knife skills directly influence slice thickness uniformity, while ingredient handling skill affects whether measuring spoons are required for accurate seasoning.
prior_task_experience 3 ACTION_ORDER, QUANTITY_OR_PARAMETER_CHOICE, OBJECT_OR_TOOL_SELECTION
Experienced cooks tend to gather ingredients in a single trip rather than making multiple cabinet trips (d05) and estimate seasonings directly without measuring spoons (d03, d04).
planning_tendency 3 ACTION_ORDER, ACTION_SELECTION
A high planning tendency directly influences whether the user gathers all tools and ingredients up front versus making repeated single-item trips to cabinets and fridge (d05).
health_identity🔒 2 QUANTITY_OR_PARAMETER_CHOICE, STEP_OMISSION, GOAL_PRIORITY
Identifying as health-conscious or managing hypertension impacts dietary choices such as strictly measuring or skipping salt/oil (d03, d04) and thorough washing of fresh produce (d01).
accessibility_needs🔒 2 OBJECT_OR_TOOL_SELECTION, HEALTH_OR_ACCESSIBILITY_ADAPTATION, QUANTITY_OR_PARAMETER_CHOICE
Motor or visual accessibility needs directly influence the ability to precisely slice tomatoes and handle small tools like measuring spoons.
relationship_to_task_beneficiary 2 QUANTITY_OR_PARAMETER_CHOICE, DEPENDENT_OR_OTHER_PERSON_NEEDS, GOAL_PRIORITY
Preparing food for oneself versus a young child or adult guest directly affects slice thickness, seasoning amounts (salt/pepper), and whether precise measuring tools are used.
cultural_identity🔒 2 OBJECT_OR_TOOL_SELECTION, QUANTITY_OR_PARAMETER_CHOICE
Cultural culinary traditions dictate drizzling olive oil directly from the bottle and seasoning by eye rather than using strict spoon measurements.
measurement_and_unit_conventions 2 OBJECT_OR_TOOL_SELECTION, QUANTITY_OR_PARAMETER_CHOICE
Familiarity with specific unit systems and spoon sizes affects how the user interprets recipe amounts on the tablet and whether they use measuring spoons or estimate by eye.
relevant_error_history 2 QUANTITY_OR_PARAMETER_CHOICE, RISK_OR_SAFETY
A history of over-salting food or cutting fingers on round produce directly causes the user to alter knife technique (d02) or strictly stick to spoon measurements (d03).
information_search_depth 2 ATTENTION_OR_MONITORING, QUANTITY_OR_PARAMETER_CHOICE
Determines whether the user repeatedly pauses to consult the tablet recipe before each ingredient (a01, a07, a10, a17, a20) or proceeds from memory and estimations (d03, d04).
health_and_safety_risk_attitude 2 RISK_OR_SAFETY, STEP_OMISSION
Willingness to take safety risks directly influences whether a user skips washing raw produce or handles sharp knives carelessly during slicing.
Education & Hobbies
howto100m · instructional-demo · 15 keys selected
task
To properly organize, protect, and track a collection of coins.
deviation opportunities (VLM)
  • d01 Storing valuable coins loose instead of in protective flips.
  • d02 Failing to log new additions in the tracking app.
  • d03 Leaving the collection in an unsecured location.
selected keys & their video-specific reason
conscientiousness 3 STEP_OMISSION, OBJECT_OR_TOOL_SELECTION, ATTENTION_OR_MONITORING
Low conscientiousness directly causes omitting protective flips, neglecting inventory logging on the app, or leaving valuable coins in unsecured spots.
threat_sensitivity 3 RISK_OR_SAFETY, OBJECT_OR_TOOL_SELECTION
Threat sensitivity directly dictates how rigorously the user mitigates risks of coin physical damage and theft when choosing storage options.
current_goal_priority 3 GOAL_PRIORITY, ACTION_SELECTION, RISK_OR_SAFETY
Prioritizing speed over protection leads to storing valuable coins loose, unlogged, or leaving storage unsecured.
security_value 3 RISK_OR_SAFETY, ACTION_SELECTION, OBJECT_OR_TOOL_SELECTION
High security value directly leads to placing coins in protective flips and securing them in a safe, while low security value leads to leaving coins unsecured or unflip-protected.
domain_knowledge 3 OBJECT_OR_TOOL_SELECTION, STATE_JUDGMENT
Understanding coin valuation and materials directly determines whether a user recognizes valuable coins requiring protective flips or secure safe storage versus bulk rolling.
prior_task_experience 3 OBJECT_OR_TOOL_SELECTION, STEP_OMISSION, RISK_OR_SAFETY
An experienced numismatist knows how to properly handle coins, use protective flips, and maintain tracking logs, whereas a novice may store valuable coins loose or omit security steps.
planning_tendency 3 STEP_OMISSION, ACTION_ORDER, GOAL_PRIORITY
Planning tendency directly dictates whether coins are systematically cataloged and stored in sequence or left unsorted and unsecured.
financial_risk_attitude 3 RISK_OR_SAFETY, OBJECT_OR_TOOL_SELECTION
A high financial risk tolerance makes a user more likely to store valuable coins loosely or skip secure safe storage, directly risking loss.
accessibility_needs🔒 2 HEALTH_OR_ACCESSIBILITY_ADAPTATION, OBJECT_OR_TOOL_SELECTION
Fine motor or visual accessibility needs directly influence the ability to manipulate small cardboard flips or navigate the smartphone tracking app.
allergies_and_medical_constraints🔒 2 HEALTH_OR_ACCESSIBILITY_ADAPTATION, OBJECT_OR_TOOL_SELECTION
A metal contact allergy such as a nickel sensitivity can prevent direct bare-hand handling of loose coins, altering handling tools or protective flip usage.
relationship_to_task_beneficiary 2 GOAL_PRIORITY, RISK_OR_SAFETY
Organizing coins for an external owner or estate increases accountability, impacting whether tracking steps are omitted or whether secure storage is prioritized.
practice_norms 2 OBJECT_OR_TOOL_SELECTION, ACTION_SELECTION
Learned numismatic standards determine proper use of cardboard flips and systematic tracking; ignoring these norms causes improper storage and omitted cataloging.
technology_discomfort 2 STEP_OMISSION, ACTION_SELECTION
Lack of tech confidence can lead directly to hesitation or failure when logging coin inventory items into the smartphone app.
relevant_error_history 2 ERROR_RECOVERY, STEP_OMISSION
A history of scratching coins or losing inventory data prompts cautious flip usage and logging, while lack of prior error history may lead to casual loose storage.
information_sharing_boundary 2 STEP_OMISSION, GOAL_PRIORITY
Strict boundaries against sharing asset details prevent the user from entering coin values and counts into third-party digital tracking software.
Chef
wearable-ai · procedural-task · 15 keys selected
task
Celery sticks are washed, cut, filled with a seasoned cream cheese mixture, and refrigerated.
deviation opportunities (VLM)
  • D01 Applying the filling with a spoon or knife instead of creating a piping bag.
  • D02 Skipping the drying step, which could make the celery slippery.
  • D03 Omitting the addition of herbs or seasoning to the cream cheese.
selected keys & their video-specific reason
conscientiousness 3 STEP_OMISSION, ACTION_SELECTION, STATE_JUDGMENT
Conscientiousness dictates thoroughness in drying celery before piping, carefully mixing filling, and constructing a neat piping bag versus hastily spreading filling with a knife.
current_goal_priority 3 GOAL_PRIORITY, STEP_OMISSION, ACTION_SELECTION
Prioritizing speed over presentation directly determines whether the user skips drying celery, omits seasonings, or uses a butter knife instead of making a piping bag.
domain_knowledge 3 STATE_JUDGMENT, STEP_OMISSION, OBJECT_OR_TOOL_SELECTION
Knowledge of culinary principles dictates understanding why drying celery is necessary for cheese adhesion and how seasonings blend.
procedural_skill 3 OBJECT_OR_TOOL_SELECTION, ACTION_SELECTION, ERROR_RECOVERY
Fine motor skills directly affect cutting plastic bag tips for piping and handling knife work for herbs and celery.
health_conditions🔒 2 HEALTH_OR_ACCESSIBILITY_ADAPTATION, OBJECT_OR_TOOL_SELECTION
Physical health conditions such as arthritis or reduced hand strength could compel the user to spread filling with a knife rather than squeeze a piping bag.
allergies_and_medical_constraints🔒 2 STEP_OMISSION, QUANTITY_OR_PARAMETER_CHOICE
Specific dietary/medical constraints like dairy intolerance or sodium restrictions directly cause the user to omit seasonings or specific cheese ingredients.
environmental_identity 2 OBJECT_OR_TOOL_SELECTION, STEP_OMISSION
Environmental commitment directly motivates avoiding single-use plastic bags for piping or single-use paper towels for drying celery.
relationship_to_task_beneficiary 2 DEPENDENT_OR_OTHER_PERSON_NEEDS, ACTION_SELECTION
The intended consumer of the celery snack (e.g., a child vs. a guest) directly determines whether herbs and seasonings are omitted or whether filling is piped neatly versus quickly spread with a spoon.
cultural_identity🔒 2 QUANTITY_OR_PARAMETER_CHOICE, ACTION_SELECTION
Cultural food preferences directly influence the selection or omission of specific herbs and seasonings added to the cream cheese mixture.
religious_practice_relevance🔒 2 ACTION_SELECTION, STEP_OMISSION
Religious dietary laws (such as Kosher or Halal requirements) dictate strict herb/seasoning choices or mandatory extra washing/inspection steps for fresh produce.
goal_conflict 2 GOAL_PRIORITY, ACTION_SELECTION, TIMING_OR_PACING
Divergent attention between checking the smartphone (A09) and preparing food can create time/attention conflicts, leading to shortcuts like using a spoon instead of making a piping bag (D01).
relevant_tool_familiarity 2 OBJECT_OR_TOOL_SELECTION, ACTION_SELECTION
Familiarity with improvising piping bags using scissors and plastic bags determines whether the user attempts to pipe the filling or uses a simpler utensil like a spoon or knife.
relevant_error_history 2 STEP_OMISSION, ERROR_RECOVERY
A user who previously experienced cream cheese sliding off wet celery or plastic bags bursting will take specific extra precautions during drying or tool selection.
persistence_after_failure 2 ACTION_SELECTION, ERROR_RECOVERY, TASK_PERSISTENCE_OR_ABANDONMENT
Determines whether a user continues trying to make or fix a makeshift piping bag if it breaks or leaks, or immediately abandons it for a knife or spoon.
health_and_safety_risk_attitude 2 RISK_OR_SAFETY, STEP_OMISSION
Influences whether the user skips sanitation/drying steps (D02) or takes shortcuts in food hygiene and knife handling.
Travel-Tourism
wearable-ai · excursion-travel · 15 keys selected
task
Safely navigate the vehicle along the intended route
deviation opportunities (VLM)
  • d1 Prolonged visual distraction from the road while using the phone
  • d2 Failing to maintain lane position
selected keys & their video-specific reason
service_provider_role 3 ATTENTION_OR_MONITORING, GOAL_PRIORITY, RISK_OR_SAFETY
A delivery or rideshare role directly dictates repeated interactions with a mounted phone for task updates while actively navigating traffic.
conscientiousness 3 ATTENTION_OR_MONITORING, RISK_OR_SAFETY
Conscientiousness directly dictates adherence to driving safety rules, influencing whether the user succumbs to prolonged smartphone interactions (d1) and fails to maintain lane position (d2).
current_goal_priority 3 GOAL_PRIORITY, ATTENTION_OR_MONITORING, RISK_OR_SAFETY
Prioritizing phone interactions (e.g., checking messages or navigation) over vehicle control directly causes prolonged eyes-off-road time and lane departure.
procedural_skill 3 ACTION_SELECTION, ATTENTION_OR_MONITORING, RISK_OR_SAFETY
Vehicle steering proficiency directly dictates whether the driver can maintain lane position while simultaneously tapping or looking at a mounted smartphone screen.
task_familiarity 3 ATTENTION_OR_MONITORING, STATE_JUDGMENT
Familiarity with the specific driving route determines how frequently the user needs to glance at navigation on the phone, directly controlling visual distraction duration and steering drift.
task_specific_self_efficacy 3 ATTENTION_OR_MONITORING, RISK_OR_SAFETY, GOAL_PRIORITY
Overestimating one's driving multitasking ability leads to taking riskier, prolonged phone interactions while steering.
health_and_safety_risk_attitude 3 ATTENTION_OR_MONITORING, RISK_OR_SAFETY
A higher willingness to accept physical safety risks directly influences how long the user feels comfortable looking away from the road to interact with their mounted smartphone.
routine_or_habit_identity 2 ATTENTION_OR_MONITORING, TIMING_OR_PACING, RISK_OR_SAFETY
Habitual patterns around compulsive phone-checking directly affect the timing and duration of smartphone interactions, leading to prolonged distraction from the road.
negative_emotionality 2 ATTENTION_OR_MONITORING, RISK_OR_SAFETY
High distress or anxiety can impair visual attention, causing anxious checking of the phone screen (d1) and destabilizing steering and lane control (d2).
need_for_cognitive_closure 2 ATTENTION_OR_MONITORING, TIMING_OR_PACING
A high urgency to resolve navigation or message uncertainty prompts prolonged screen interaction while driving rather than waiting until safely parked (d1).
general_dispositional_trust_in_automation 2 ATTENTION_OR_MONITORING, RISK_OR_SAFETY
High trust in automated navigation systems leads the driver to uncritically rely on screen cues, causing prolonged glances away from the road and lane drift.
technology_discomfort 2 ATTENTION_OR_MONITORING, ACTION_SELECTION, RISK_OR_SAFETY
Discomfort or difficulty operating the mounted smartphone interface leads to repeated visual glances and extended UI interaction times while the vehicle is moving.
relatedness_need 2 ATTENTION_OR_MONITORING, GOAL_PRIORITY, RISK_OR_SAFETY
A high need for social connection creates a strong urge to check and respond to notifications on the mounted phone, directly causing prolonged visual distraction from the road.
planning_tendency 2 TIMING_OR_PACING, RISK_OR_SAFETY
A driver with low planning tendency is more likely to manipulate phone navigation on-the-fly rather than before driving, leading to distracted driving and poor lane keeping.
preferred_assistant_role 2 ATTENTION_OR_MONITORING, RISK_OR_SAFETY
A user who prefers a proactive co-pilot/checker assistant will expect active monitoring interventions while tapping the phone, whereas one who prefers a quiet observer will ignore or disable alerts, directly impacting driving distraction.
Events
wearable-ai · social-event · 15 keys selected
task
Successfully enter the exhibition, view the artworks, and document the experience.
deviation opportunities (VLM)
  • d01 Attempting to enter the exhibition without signing the waiver or showing payment.
  • d02 Walking past artworks without stopping to view or document them.
  • d03 Not using a smartphone to look up additional information or post on social media.
selected keys & their video-specific reason
openness_to_experience 3 ACTION_SELECTION, GOAL_PRIORITY
High openness directly drives deeper engagement with novel artworks, such as researching background info on a smartphone or lingering at installations, while low openness leads to skimming past art.
conscientiousness 3 STEP_OMISSION, ACTION_SELECTION
Determines whether the user thoroughly completes entry steps like signing the waiver tablet and checking payment confirmation, or attempts to bypass administrative checkpoints.
need_for_cognition 3 ACTION_SELECTION, GOAL_PRIORITY
Directly influences whether the user actively seeks out intellectual background details by looking up information about artworks on their smartphone and reading wall text.
relevant_tool_familiarity 3 STEP_OMISSION, OBJECT_OR_TOOL_SELECTION, ACTION_SELECTION
Familiarity with digital waiver interfaces on tablets and smartphone social media apps directly dictates whether the user smoothly completes check-in and posts online versus struggling or omitting those phone/tablet steps.
health_conditions🔒 2 HEALTH_OR_ACCESSIBILITY_ADAPTATION, TIMING_OR_PACING
Visual or mobility impairments directly impact the user's ability to read wall descriptions, view visual installations, or pace movement through the exhibition space.
occupation 2 ACTION_SELECTION, GOAL_PRIORITY
An art critic, journalist, or social media manager will prioritize documentation, detailed artwork lookup, or social media posting differently than a general visitor.
primary_language 2 STATE_JUDGMENT, STEP_OMISSION
Language proficiency directly affects the user's ability to read and sign the entrance waiver on the tablet and comprehend exhibition wall texts or online art info.
technology_discomfort 2 ACTION_SELECTION, HELP_SEEKING
Discomfort with digital tools can cause hesitation or errors when completing the digital waiver tablet or lead the user to abandon smartphone research for wall placards.
current_goal_priority 2 GOAL_PRIORITY, TIMING_OR_PACING, ACTION_SELECTION
Prioritizing social media documentation over silent artistic contemplation determines whether the user spends time taking photos and looking up details or quickly walks through.
conformity_value 2 ACTION_SELECTION, RISK_OR_SAFETY
Strong conformity values lead to strict adherence to gallery entry protocols and social etiquette, while low conformity risks skipping entry requirements.
domain_knowledge 2 ACTION_SELECTION, STEP_OMISSION
High background knowledge of art history reduces the need to look up supplementary information about featured artworks on a smartphone.
prior_task_experience 2 STEP_OMISSION, ACTION_SELECTION
An experienced gallery-goer routinely anticipates waiver and entry verification procedures, whereas a first-time visitor is more likely to attempt entering directly without completing the entrance tablet waiver.
planning_tendency 2 ACTION_ORDER, GOAL_PRIORITY
Influences whether the user reads the wall artwork list to plan their viewing sequence or wanders through the gallery without stopping or viewing structured documentation.
help_seeking_tendency 2 HELP_SEEKING
Determines whether the user asks the entrance staff for assistance with the tablet waiver and payment confirmation or attempts to bypass or resolve issues independently.
privacy_concern 2 ACTION_SELECTION, GOAL_PRIORITY
High privacy concern can lead the user to hesitate or refuse to sign the entry waiver on a shared tablet or skip uploading photos to Instagram.
Food & Drink (non-cooking)
howto100m · instructional-demo · 14 keys selected
task
Filter impurities from maple syrup and verify its density.
deviation opportunities (VLM)
  • d1 Adding too much or too little filter aid powder.
  • d2 Failing to stir the filter aid completely into the syrup.
  • d3 Misreading the hydrometer or thermometer, leading to incorrect density calculations.
selected keys & their video-specific reason
measurement_and_unit_conventions 3 STATE_JUDGMENT, QUANTITY_OR_PARAMETER_CHOICE
Checking the thermometer and reading the hydrometer temperature correction chart depend directly on unit conventions (e.g., Fahrenheit vs. Celsius, Brix vs. Baumé), which can lead to misreading parameters and density miscalculations.
conscientiousness 3 QUANTITY_OR_PARAMETER_CHOICE, STATE_JUDGMENT, ATTENTION_OR_MONITORING
Conscientiousness directly affects accuracy in measuring filter aid powder, thoroughness of stirring, and precision when consulting temperature correction charts.
domain_knowledge 3 QUANTITY_OR_PARAMETER_CHOICE, STATE_JUDGMENT
Understanding syrup density, Brix calibration, and temperature correction charts determines whether the user correctly calculates density or doses filter aid.
procedural_skill 3 STATE_JUDGMENT, ATTENTION_OR_MONITORING
Execution skill directly governs thoroughness when stirring powder into hot liquid and accuracy when placing and reading a delicate hydrometer.
relevant_tool_familiarity 3 OBJECT_OR_TOOL_SELECTION, STATE_JUDGMENT
Unfamiliarity with specialized tools like hydrometers, filter presses, or temperature correction charts directly causes misinterpretation of density values or improper filter press operation.
acceptable_uncertainty_in_domain 3 STATE_JUDGMENT, QUANTITY_OR_PARAMETER_CHOICE
Directly governs how much margin of error the user tolerates before stopping measurement or accepting hydrometer and chart readings.
health_conditions🔒 2 STATE_JUDGMENT, HEALTH_OR_ACCESSIBILITY_ADAPTATION
Sensory or visual impairments directly affect a user's ability to accurately read fine gradations on the hydrometer and thermometer.
need_for_cognitive_closure 2 STATE_JUDGMENT, TIMING_OR_PACING
A high desire for quick closure can cause a user to prematurely declare the hydrometer reading final without checking calibration temperature.
threat_sensitivity 2 RISK_OR_SAFETY, ATTENTION_OR_MONITORING
Sensitivity to heat hazards and potential product batch ruin influences how cautiously hot syrup is handled and how thoroughly density calculations are checked.
current_goal_priority 2 GOAL_PRIORITY, QUANTITY_OR_PARAMETER_CHOICE, STATE_JUDGMENT
Prioritizing task completion speed over product quality leads to rushing through filter aid mixing or misreading the calibration chart.
task_specific_self_efficacy 2 STEP_OMISSION, ATTENTION_OR_MONITORING
Overconfidence in one's ability to gauge syrup density visually or by feel can lead to skipping the temperature correction chart step entirely.
general_decision_making_style 2 QUANTITY_OR_PARAMETER_CHOICE, STEP_OMISSION
An intuitive or spontaneous decision-making style leads to eyeballing the filter aid powder ratio or estimating density without consulting the correction chart.
ambiguity_response 2 STATE_JUDGMENT
Determines how the user acts when hydrometer meniscus lines or thermometer chart readings are ambiguous or between scale lines.
avoidant_coping 2 STATE_JUDGMENT, ERROR_RECOVERY
High avoidant coping causes the user to ignore off-target hydrometer density readings rather than re-filtering or adjusting the batch.
DailyActivities
wearable-ai · daily-routine · 14 keys selected
task
The stove top, counters, and sink area are clean and free of spills and debris.
deviation opportunities (VLM)
  • d01 Attempting to clean the stove top without removing the grates, leading to incomplete cleaning.
  • d02 Using a single paper towel for too long, spreading dirt instead of removing it.
  • d03 Forgetting to wipe the stove knobs, which often collect grease.
selected keys & their video-specific reason
conscientiousness 3 STEP_OMISSION, QUANTITY_OR_PARAMETER_CHOICE, STATE_JUDGMENT
Conscientiousness directly dictates thoroughness in cleaning, affecting whether stove grates are removed, paper towels are replaced regularly, and detailed areas like control knobs are wiped.
prior_task_experience 3 STEP_OMISSION, ACTION_SELECTION, STATE_JUDGMENT
Inexperienced cleaners are more likely to omit non-obvious cleaning steps such as removing gas stove grates or wiping greasy control knobs, whereas experienced users follow standard routines.
health_conditions🔒 2 HEALTH_OR_ACCESSIBILITY_ADAPTATION, STEP_OMISSION
Joint conditions such as arthritis in the hands directly explain skipping the removal of heavy gas stove grates due to pain or strain.
allergies_and_medical_constraints🔒 2 HEALTH_OR_ACCESSIBILITY_ADAPTATION, QUANTITY_OR_PARAMETER_CHOICE, RISK_OR_SAFETY
Respiratory sensitivities or skin allergies to chemical cleaner sprays can alter how solution is applied or prompt avoiding direct spraying near burner ports.
environmental_identity 2 OBJECT_OR_TOOL_SELECTION, QUANTITY_OR_PARAMETER_CHOICE
A strong eco-identity influences paper towel consumption habits, leading to over-frugal re-use of a single paper towel across multiple dirty surfaces.
professional_norms 2 STEP_OMISSION, QUANTITY_OR_PARAMETER_CHOICE
Adherence to professional sanitation standards (e.g., commercial food safety or professional housekeeping norms) directly dictates paper towel replacement frequency to prevent cross-contamination.
need_for_cognitive_closure 2 STEP_OMISSION, STATE_JUDGMENT
A high desire for quick completion leads to declaring surfaces clean prematurely, skipping detailed areas like stove control knobs or reusing dirty paper towels to finish sooner.
threat_sensitivity 2 RISK_OR_SAFETY, ATTENTION_OR_MONITORING
Heightened threat sensitivity influences caution around gas burners and chemical spray applications, affecting whether grates are safely removed or knobs are inspected carefully.
current_goal_priority 2 GOAL_PRIORITY, STEP_OMISSION
Prioritizing quick beverage preparation over deep cleaning affects whether stove grates are removed or knobs are skipped.
relevant_error_history 2 ATTENTION_OR_MONITORING, STEP_OMISSION
A history of forgetting specific details like stove knobs or spreading dirt with dirty towels directly affects whether the user monitors and corrects these specific actions in this video.
evidence_requirement 2 STATE_JUDGMENT, ATTENTION_OR_MONITORING
The threshold of visual evidence required directly dictates when a user decides a counter or stove top is sufficiently clean, determining whether they continue wiping or replace paper towels.
planning_tendency 2 ACTION_ORDER, STEP_OMISSION
Determines whether the user systematically clears items and removes grates before spraying versus wiping around obstacles haphazardly.
persistence_after_failure 2 TASK_PERSISTENCE_OR_ABANDONMENT, ERROR_RECOVERY
Influences whether the user continues scrubbing stubborn grease or changing soiled towels when initial wiping leaves dirty residue behind.
health_and_safety_risk_attitude 2 RISK_OR_SAFETY, ACTION_SELECTION
Higher tolerance for health and safety risks directly influences whether a user takes safety precautions around gas stove burners or sprays chemical cleaner recklessly near food surfaces.
Tutorial
wearable-ai · instructional-demo · 14 keys selected
task
Find and evaluate a specific product on an online marketplace.
deviation opportunities (VLM)
  • d01 The user could add the item to the cart and proceed to checkout instead of returning to the search results.
  • d02 The user could click on a different product from the initial marketplace search results.
  • d03 The user could refine the search query to find more specific items.
selected keys & their video-specific reason
current_goal_priority 3 GOAL_PRIORITY, ACTION_SELECTION
Prioritizing finding the exact right product motivates query refinement and exploring multiple listings, whereas prioritizing speed leads to immediate checkout or early task conclusion.
general_decision_making_style 3 ACTION_SELECTION, GOAL_PRIORITY, STATE_JUDGMENT
A spontaneous decision maker may immediately buy or add to cart after seeing images, while a rational buyer will return to search and evaluate alternatives.
comparison_preference 3 ACTION_SELECTION, GOAL_PRIORITY
High comparison preference leads the user to return to search results and evaluate multiple Etsy items (d02), whereas low preference leads to purchasing or selecting the first item (d01).
information_search_depth 3 ACTION_SELECTION, QUANTITY_OR_PARAMETER_CHOICE
Controls how extensively the user digs into search results, inspects additional product pages, or refines search terms (d03) before finishing the task.
financial_risk_attitude 3 ACTION_SELECTION, GOAL_PRIORITY, RISK_OR_SAFETY
A higher willingness to accept financial risk directly leads to making a quick purchase (d01), whereas low financial risk tolerance prompts extensive comparison browsing or refining search queries (d02, d03).
accessibility_needs🔒 2 HEALTH_OR_ACCESSIBILITY_ADAPTATION, ACTION_SELECTION
Sensory or motor accessibility needs directly dictate how the user interacts with laptop controls, search bars, and marketplace page layouts.
ethical_consumption_identity 2 ACTION_SELECTION, GOAL_PRIORITY
An ethical consumption identity directly influences which product listings are viewed or whether search queries are refined toward eco-friendly or handmade goods.
relationship_to_task_beneficiary 2 ACTION_SELECTION, GOAL_PRIORITY
Whether the user is shopping for themselves or purchasing a gift for a child, friend, or employer influences product selection criteria, search query refinements, and whether to buy immediately or keep browsing.
primary_language 2 ACTION_SELECTION, QUANTITY_OR_PARAMETER_CHOICE
The user's primary language directly affects the search keywords entered into the browser and search engines, shaping how queries are refined and products evaluated.
measurement_and_unit_conventions 2 STATE_JUDGMENT, QUANTITY_OR_PARAMETER_CHOICE
Etsy listings frequently use imperial or metric dimensions, influencing how users judge product specifications and refine queries with unit parameters.
stimulation_value 2 ACTION_SELECTION, QUANTITY_OR_PARAMETER_CHOICE
A high drive for novelty leads users to click on unique or unexpected product listings on marketplace pages or refine search queries to discover non-standard items.
domain_knowledge 2 ACTION_SELECTION, STATE_JUDGMENT
Knowledge of the specific product type affects search keyword selection for query refinement and evaluation of product photos.
relevant_tool_familiarity 2 ACTION_SELECTION, OBJECT_OR_TOOL_SELECTION
Familiarity with web browsers and search filter interfaces determines whether the user navigates back and forth or refines search parameters directly.
persistence_after_failure 2 TASK_PERSISTENCE_OR_ABANDONMENT, ERROR_RECOVERY
If initial search results fail to show the desired product, high persistence drives search refinement (d03) while low persistence leads to abandoning the search.
Cooking
egoschema · procedural-task · 13 keys selected
task
To clean and prepare tamarind by removing unwanted parts such as seeds or fibers using a knife.
deviation opportunities (VLM)
  • d01 The user could accidentally cut their fingers while scraping the small, sticky pieces of tamarind.
  • d02 The user might fail to remove all seeds or hard fibers, leaving unwanted textures in the final prepared batch.
  • d03 The user could cut away too much of the edible pulp along with the waste, reducing the yield.
selected keys & their video-specific reason
health_conditions🔒 3 RISK_OR_SAFETY, HEALTH_OR_ACCESSIBILITY_ADAPTATION, ATTENTION_OR_MONITORING
Physical conditions like hand tremors or reduced grip strength directly affect safe handling of a sharp knife on sticky food items, increasing slip and injury risk.
conscientiousness 3 STATE_JUDGMENT, RISK_OR_SAFETY, ATTENTION_OR_MONITORING
Low conscientiousness leads to careless knife handling around sticky food and incomplete removal of hard seeds, whereas high conscientiousness ensures thorough cleaning and precise cuts.
domain_knowledge 3 STATE_JUDGMENT, QUANTITY_OR_PARAMETER_CHOICE
Factual knowledge about tamarind anatomy directly affects judging which parts are hard waste versus edible pulp, preventing yield loss or leftover seeds.
procedural_skill 3 RISK_OR_SAFETY, QUANTITY_OR_PARAMETER_CHOICE
Fine motor knife skill directly influences the safety of holding sticky small objects close to the blade and precise cutting yield.
health_and_safety_risk_attitude 3 RISK_OR_SAFETY, TIMING_OR_PACING
A user's willingness to take physical risks directly impacts how close to their fingers they place the knife edge while scraping sticky tamarind pulp.
environmental_identity 2 GOAL_PRIORITY, QUANTITY_OR_PARAMETER_CHOICE
A strong zero-waste or environmental identity leads to prioritizing minimal pulp waste, directly influencing how conservatively waste is trimmed.
care_recipient_relationship 2 DEPENDENT_OR_OTHER_PERSON_NEEDS, STATE_JUDGMENT
The specific relationship to the care recipient (e.g., young child vs elderly adult) directly dictates how thoroughly hard fibers and seeds must be removed to prevent choking.
service_provider_role 2 GOAL_PRIORITY, STATE_JUDGMENT
A commercial food service provider balances yield efficiency and thorough cleaning differently than a home cook, directly affecting pulp waste and inspection thoroughness.
culturally_meaningful_practices 2 ACTION_SELECTION, STATE_JUDGMENT
Cultural familiarity with tamarind preparation dictates traditional methods for separating seeds and fibers, directly affecting how much pulp is trimmed or left behind.
need_for_cognitive_closure 2 STATE_JUDGMENT, TIMING_OR_PACING
A high need for closure causes the user to prematurely declare a piece clean to end ambiguity, leaving seeds and hard fibers in the pulp.
intolerance_of_uncertainty 2 STATE_JUDGMENT, QUANTITY_OR_PARAMETER_CHOICE
Intolerance of uncertainty regarding hidden internal fibers leads the user to cut away excess edible pulp to ensure all unwanted material is completely gone.
current_goal_priority 2 GOAL_PRIORITY, TIMING_OR_PACING, RISK_OR_SAFETY
Prioritizing speed over precision leads to aggressive scraping, increasing finger injury risks or leaving hard seeds/fibers behind.
relevant_error_history 2 RISK_OR_SAFETY, ATTENTION_OR_MONITORING
A history of accidental finger cuts when using small paring tools influences cautious knife handling and vigilance.
Fashion Advice
wearable-ai · daily-routine · 13 keys selected
task
To successfully apply a detailed nail polish design (like French tips) to the nails of one hand.
deviation opportunities (VLM)
  • d01 Skipping the cleanup step, leaving messy polish on the skin around the nails.
  • d02 Applying the second color before the first layer is sufficiently dry, causing the colors to smear together.
  • d03 Failing to wipe the brush between applications, leading to clumpy polish application.
  • d04 Knocking over an open polish bottle while reaching for a tool or paper towel.
selected keys & their video-specific reason
conscientiousness 3 STEP_OMISSION, ATTENTION_OR_MONITORING, TIMING_OR_PACING
Conscientiousness dictates meticulousness in wiping brushes, waiting for layers to dry, and carefully cleaning skin edges. Low conscientiousness directly triggers skipping cleanup or clumpy application.
current_goal_priority 3 GOAL_PRIORITY, TIMING_OR_PACING, STEP_OMISSION
Prioritizing speed versus aesthetic perfection directly dictates whether the user waits for polish to dry before applying a second coat, wipes the brush, or skips skin cleanup.
domain_knowledge 3 STEP_OMISSION, QUANTITY_OR_PARAMETER_CHOICE, TIMING_OR_PACING, STATE_JUDGMENT
Understanding polish viscosity, drying times, and brush maintenance informs decisions on wiping brushes and allowing layers to cure completely.
procedural_skill 3 QUANTITY_OR_PARAMETER_CHOICE, ATTENTION_OR_MONITORING, ERROR_RECOVERY, RISK_OR_SAFETY
Fine motor precision directly determines whether polish smears, tips are drawn cleanly, edges are cleaned accurately, or bottles are knocked over.
relevant_tool_familiarity 3 OBJECT_OR_TOOL_SELECTION, ACTION_SELECTION, RISK_OR_SAFETY
Familiarity with fine nail art brushes and clean-up sticks directly affects brush overloading, clumpy application, and awkward handling that leads to knocking over open polish bottles.
planning_tendency 3 TIMING_OR_PACING, ATTENTION_OR_MONITORING, RISK_OR_SAFETY
Influences workspace arrangement to prevent knocking over open polish bottles, brush wiping discipline, and waiting appropriately for polish layers to dry.
health_conditions🔒 2 HEALTH_OR_ACCESSIBILITY_ADAPTATION, RISK_OR_SAFETY
Physical conditions affecting fine motor control or hand stability directly increase the likelihood of shaky lines, incomplete cleanup, or tipping over open bottles.
practice_norms 2 STEP_OMISSION, TIMING_OR_PACING, ACTION_SELECTION
Learned conventions in nail art (such as wiping brushes regularly or waiting for layers to dry) determine whether key steps are omitted or misexecuted.
need_for_cognitive_closure 2 TIMING_OR_PACING, STEP_OMISSION
A high desire for closure drives impatience to finish the task, prompting premature application of the second coat before the base is dry or skipping cleanup.
threat_sensitivity 2 RISK_OR_SAFETY, ATTENTION_OR_MONITORING
Low threat sensitivity reduces cautious movement around open liquid containers, increasing the hazard of knocking over open polish bottles (d04).
evidence_requirement 2 STATE_JUDGMENT, TIMING_OR_PACING
Users requiring low visual/tactile evidence of dryness will prematurely apply the gold top layer, smearing the wet white polish underneath.
avoidant_coping 2 STEP_OMISSION, ERROR_RECOVERY
High avoidant coping leads the user to ignore mistakes on the skin and bypass the cleanup phase entirely.
persistence_after_failure 2 ERROR_RECOVERY, TASK_PERSISTENCE_OR_ABANDONMENT
Controls whether the user continues attempting final touch-ups and line corrections after initial smudges or uneven lines occur.
Gardening
wearable-ai · procedural-task · 13 keys selected
task
Select, pick, and inspect a flower from a bush.
deviation opportunities (VLM)
  • d01 Use pruning shears instead of hands to cut the stem
  • d02 Keep the flower intact instead of plucking petals
  • d03 Retain the flower instead of discarding it
selected keys & their video-specific reason
conscientiousness 3 OBJECT_OR_TOOL_SELECTION, GOAL_PRIORITY, ACTION_SELECTION
A highly conscientious user is much more likely to use proper pruning shears to avoid damaging the bush and systematically retain or properly dispose of the flower rather than tearing off petals and discarding them on the spot.
accessibility_needs🔒 2 HEALTH_OR_ACCESSIBILITY_ADAPTATION, OBJECT_OR_TOOL_SELECTION
Hand motor or dexterity needs directly determine whether the user uses tools like pruning shears to detach stems safely rather than pulling with fingers.
allergies_and_medical_constraints🔒 2 HEALTH_OR_ACCESSIBILITY_ADAPTATION, RISK_OR_SAFETY
Pollen or botanical contact allergies directly influence whether the user uses tools to cut stems or immediately discards the flower to minimize symptom exposure.
environmental_identity 2 GOAL_PRIORITY, ACTION_SELECTION
An environmental conservation identity strongly affects whether the user keeps the flower intact and retains it rather than plucking petals and discarding parts.
relationship_to_task_beneficiary 2 GOAL_PRIORITY, ACTION_SELECTION
Whether the flower is picked as a gift for someone special versus personal inspection determines whether it is kept intact and retained rather than plucked and discarded.
occupation 2 OBJECT_OR_TOOL_SELECTION, ACTION_SELECTION
A professional florist or botanist is likely to use pruning shears instead of hand-snapping stems and keep specimens intact for collection rather than destroying petals.
culturally_meaningful_practices 2 ACTION_SELECTION, GOAL_PRIORITY
Cultural traditions or games (such as petal-plucking games or flower preservation practices) directly dictate whether a user plucks petals or retains the flower intact.
threat_sensitivity 2 RISK_OR_SAFETY, OBJECT_OR_TOOL_SELECTION
Heightened concern about plant thorns or bugs directly influences whether the user picks flowers manually or uses shears for safe detachment.
long_term_personal_goals 2 ACTION_SELECTION, GOAL_PRIORITY
A long-term goal like creating a pressed-flower album or preserving specimens directly drives the decision to keep the flower intact and retain it instead of discarding flower parts.
domain_knowledge 2 OBJECT_OR_TOOL_SELECTION, STATE_JUDGMENT
Botanical knowledge influences using proper tools like pruning shears to avoid damaging the stem or bush.
relevant_tool_familiarity 2 OBJECT_OR_TOOL_SELECTION
Familiarity with garden tools directly influences whether the user chooses pruning shears over picking stems by hand.
relevant_error_history 2 RISK_OR_SAFETY, OBJECT_OR_TOOL_SELECTION
A history of getting pricked by thorns or tearing flowers leads directly to using protective tools or altering stem-detachment techniques.
health_and_safety_risk_attitude 2 RISK_OR_SAFETY, OBJECT_OR_TOOL_SELECTION
Willingness to risk physical injury from thorns or insect bites directly impacts whether the user picks flowers bare-handed or uses protective tools like pruning shears.
DIY & Home Repair
howto100m · procedural-task · 12 keys selected
task
To successfully install and plumb a mobile water softener system into an RV's water supply.
deviation opportunities (VLM)
  • d01 Failing to adequately secure the tank, relying only on gravity or weak restraints, which could lead to it tipping over while driving.
  • d02 Improperly crimping the PEX clamps or using incorrect fittings, resulting in a plumbing leak.
  • d03 Connecting the inlet and outlet lines backwards on the water softener tank.
  • d04 Splicing into the wrong water line (e.g., the hot water line or a line that only feeds one specific fixture instead of the whole RV).
selected keys & their video-specific reason
domain_knowledge 3 ACTION_SELECTION, OBJECT_OR_TOOL_SELECTION, STATE_JUDGMENT
Understanding RV plumbing systems, cold vs hot lines, and softener flow direction directly prevents splicing errors and backward piping connections.
procedural_skill 3 QUANTITY_OR_PARAMETER_CHOICE, STATE_JUDGMENT, RISK_OR_SAFETY
Hands-on ability with PEX pinch clamp tools and securing mechanical fasteners determines whether connections leak or the tank shifts during travel.
relevant_tool_familiarity 3 OBJECT_OR_TOOL_SELECTION, QUANTITY_OR_PARAMETER_CHOICE
Familiarity with specialized tools like PEX crimpers and pinch clamps directly influences whether connections are crimped properly to prevent water leaks.
acceptable_uncertainty_in_domain 3 STATE_JUDGMENT, ATTENTION_OR_MONITORING, RISK_OR_SAFETY
Accepting uncertainty in RV plumbing leads users to cut water lines without verifying flow direction or properly checking crimp seal integrity.
accessibility_needs🔒 2 HEALTH_OR_ACCESSIBILITY_ADAPTATION, OBJECT_OR_TOOL_SELECTION
Working inside a cramped RV storage compartment and operating manual PEX crimping tools requires specific grip strength and mobility; motor or joint needs could directly cause incomplete crimps or difficulty securing heavy tank straps.
measurement_and_unit_conventions 2 OBJECT_OR_TOOL_SELECTION, QUANTITY_OR_PARAMETER_CHOICE
Unfamiliarity with Imperial plumbing sizes (e.g., 1/2 inch PEX vs metric sizing) can lead to selecting incompatible fittings or wrong tube diameters, causing leaky connections.
current_goal_priority 2 GOAL_PRIORITY, STEP_OMISSION, RISK_OR_SAFETY
Prioritizing speed over installation quality could cause the user to skip thorough tank strapping or rush PEX line crimping, causing leaks or instability during travel.
information_search_depth 2 ACTION_SELECTION, ATTENTION_OR_MONITORING
Tracing RV water lines to confirm main cold inlet versus branch lines requires thorough search; low search depth leads to cutting the wrong line.
ambiguity_response 2 ACTION_SELECTION, STATE_JUDGMENT
When pipe orientations or port labels in cramped compartments are ambiguous, guessing leads to reverse inlet/outlet connections or wrong line cuts.
planning_tendency 2 ACTION_ORDER, STEP_OMISSION, ACTION_SELECTION
Low planning tendency causes cutting pipes before securing the tank or failing to pre-fit PEX lines in correct order.
persistence_after_failure 2 ERROR_RECOVERY, TASK_PERSISTENCE_OR_ABANDONMENT
Determines whether a user continues re-fitting leaky PEX clamps after an initial crimping failure or gives up on the installation.
lesson_learned 2 STATE_JUDGMENT, ATTENTION_OR_MONITORING
A specific practical lesson learned (such as always double-checking pipe crimps after a previous water leak) directly determines whether the user inspects crimp connections and line orientation, mitigating leak risks.
DanceExercise
wearable-ai · sport-performance · 12 keys selected
task
Complete a dance or acrobatic exercise routine by following a video guide.
deviation opportunities (VLM)
  • d01 Performing exercises with incorrect form or losing balance
  • d02 Taking excessive breaks between exercises
  • d03 Abandoning the workout early
selected keys & their video-specific reason
health_conditions🔒 3 HEALTH_OR_ACCESSIBILITY_ADAPTATION, RISK_OR_SAFETY, TIMING_OR_PACING
Physical health conditions such as wrist weakness, joint hypermobility, or balance issues directly affect the risk of falling during handstands and necessitate pacing adaptations.
threat_sensitivity 3 RISK_OR_SAFETY, ATTENTION_OR_MONITORING, TASK_PERSISTENCE_OR_ABANDONMENT
Exercising outdoors in the dark on uneven ground involves clear hazards; high threat sensitivity prompts extra environmental scanning, cautious form adjustments, or early termination after a fall.
goal_commitment 3 TASK_PERSISTENCE_OR_ABANDONMENT, ERROR_RECOVERY, TIMING_OR_PACING
High commitment drives the user to retry handstands after falling and minimize rest intervals, whereas low commitment leads to taking long breaks or abandoning the routine early.
procedural_skill 3 ACTION_SELECTION, ERROR_RECOVERY, RISK_OR_SAFETY, STATE_JUDGMENT
Physical mastery of handstands directly affects balance retention, frequency of falling over, recovery from failed attempts, and overall safety.
persistence_after_failure 3 TASK_PERSISTENCE_OR_ABANDONMENT, ERROR_RECOVERY
Directly governs whether the user retries handstands after falling over at action a07 or stops exercising entirely.
health_and_safety_risk_attitude 3 RISK_OR_SAFETY, ACTION_SELECTION, TASK_PERSISTENCE_OR_ABANDONMENT
Directly influences willingness to perform hazardous handstands on uneven grass outdoors at night, driving balance loss and stopping decisions.
self_direction_value 2 ACTION_SELECTION, TIMING_OR_PACING
Users high in self-direction are more likely to deviate from the video instructor's precise instructions and substitute custom moves or adjust pacing.
task_familiarity 2 TIMING_OR_PACING, STEP_OMISSION, ATTENTION_OR_MONITORING
Familiarity with this specific routine determines how often the user must pause/watch the video and whether they omit steps or fast-forward.
information_search_depth 2 ATTENTION_OR_MONITORING, TIMING_OR_PACING
Drives how thoroughly the user pauses or rewinds the video tutorial to study exercise form after balance errors or falls.
avoidant_coping 2 TASK_PERSISTENCE_OR_ABANDONMENT, TIMING_OR_PACING
Leads the user to take prolonged phone breaks or prematurely abandon the session after a frustrating fall.
planning_tendency 2 RISK_OR_SAFETY, OBJECT_OR_TOOL_SELECTION
Influences how carefully the user inspects uneven grass, positions the mat, and sets up phone placement before attempting difficult acrobatics.
social_risk_attitude 2 TASK_PERSISTENCE_OR_ABANDONMENT, GOAL_PRIORITY
Exercising in a public park area makes social risk tolerance relevant to whether self-consciousness from falling over prompts quitting early.
Shopping
wearable-ai · shopping-errand · 12 keys selected
task
Reach a vantage point at the beach and set up a smartphone to record or photograph the sunset.
deviation opportunities (VLM)
  • d01 The user could have taken a different route or mode of transport (like the tram) to the beach.
  • d02 The user could have chosen a different location to capture the sunset, such as walking further down onto the sand.
  • d03 The user could have held the phone in their hands instead of resting it on the trash can.
selected keys & their video-specific reason
accessibility_needs🔒 3 ACTION_SELECTION, HEALTH_OR_ACCESSIBILITY_ADAPTATION
Physical mobility or sensory needs directly impact route choice between paved paths, dirt paths, sand, or using the tram.
domain_knowledge 3 ACTION_SELECTION, OBJECT_OR_TOOL_SELECTION, STATE_JUDGMENT
Understanding photography framing, lighting, and camera stability determines whether the user contents with a trash can base or seeks a superior vantage point and support.
task_familiarity 3 STEP_OMISSION, ACTION_SELECTION, TIMING_OR_PACING
Familiarity with the beach route and area determines whether the user stops to consult maps at the tram stop or navigates directly to optimal view spots.
relationship_to_task_beneficiary 2 OBJECT_OR_TOOL_SELECTION, ACTION_SELECTION
Knowing whether the sunset capture is for a client, a partner, or personal use directly influences shot framing and phone placement choices.
occupation 2 OBJECT_OR_TOOL_SELECTION, ACTION_SELECTION
A professional photographer or media creator would avoid using an unstable, dirty trash can as a tripod, opting to handhold or seek a better vantage point.
current_goal_priority 2 GOAL_PRIORITY, ACTION_SELECTION
Prioritizing high-quality photography over speed determines whether the user walks further down onto the sand for a better vantage point or settles for propping the phone on a trash can.
relevant_error_history 2 RISK_OR_SAFETY, OBJECT_OR_TOOL_SELECTION
A history of dropping devices off unstable elevated surfaces directly causes the user to avoid propping the phone on a curved trash can and choose handheld capture instead.
information_search_depth 2 ACTION_SELECTION, ATTENTION_OR_MONITORING
Dictates how thoroughly the user checks maps and signage at the tram stop or explores paths before proceeding.
planning_tendency 2 STEP_OMISSION, ACTION_SELECTION
Determines whether the user pre-plans route steps and vantage points at the tram map or acts spontaneously while walking.
help_seeking_tendency 2 HELP_SEEKING, OBJECT_OR_TOOL_SELECTION
A high help-seeking tendency leads the user to ask a passerby to take a photo rather than improvising a setup on a trash can.
recreational_risk_attitude 2 ACTION_SELECTION, RISK_OR_SAFETY
Willingness to take recreational risks influences whether the user chooses rougher dirt paths or ventures onto sand/rocks for a better view.
loss_sensitivity 2 OBJECT_OR_TOOL_SELECTION, RISK_OR_SAFETY
Sensitivity to losing or damaging a smartphone directly impacts whether the user risks propping it on an unstable trash can.
Handyman
wearable-ai · procedural-task · 12 keys selected
task
The sink strainer is free of debris, stains, and grime, and the surrounding sink area is clean.
deviation opportunities (VLM)
  • d01 The user could skip using the powder cleaner and only use dish soap.
  • d02 The user might not rinse the strainer thoroughly, leaving chemical residue behind.
  • d03 The user could skip wiping down the sink area after cleaning the strainer.
selected keys & their video-specific reason
conscientiousness 3 STEP_OMISSION, ACTION_SELECTION, GOAL_PRIORITY, QUANTITY_OR_PARAMETER_CHOICE
Conscientiousness directly dictates thoroughness in scrubbing, deciding whether to perform secondary cleaning with powder cleaner, rinsing thoroughly, and wiping down surrounding areas.
current_goal_priority 3 GOAL_PRIORITY, STEP_OMISSION, QUANTITY_OR_PARAMETER_CHOICE
Prioritizing immediate speed over thorough cleanliness directly causes the user to skip secondary cleaning agents, rush rinsing chemical residue, or bypass wiping the sink surface.
domain_knowledge 3 ACTION_SELECTION, STATE_JUDGMENT, RISK_OR_SAFETY
Knowledge about cleaning chemicals dictates knowing whether dish soap is sufficient or if abrasive powder cleaner is needed, as well as understanding chemical residue safety risks during rinsing.
allergies_and_medical_constraints🔒 2 STEP_OMISSION, OBJECT_OR_TOOL_SELECTION, HEALTH_OR_ACCESSIBILITY_ADAPTATION, RISK_OR_SAFETY
Skin allergies or chemical sensitivities can directly cause the user to avoid using harsh powder cleaner or require extra thorough rinsing.
environmental_identity 2 STEP_OMISSION, ACTION_SELECTION, QUANTITY_OR_PARAMETER_CHOICE, GOAL_PRIORITY
Strong environmental identity can cause the user to forego harsh chemical powder cleaner or reduce water running time during rinsing.
practice_norms 2 ACTION_SELECTION, STEP_OMISSION
Established cleaning conventions dictate whether a multi-stage soap and abrasive powder routine is standard practice or if a single soap wash is considered sufficient.
procedural_skill 2 QUANTITY_OR_PARAMETER_CHOICE, STATE_JUDGMENT
Skill in handling scrubbing tools like toothbrushes and manipulating pull-down sprayers directly impacts how effectively grime and chemical residue are removed.
relevant_error_history 2 ERROR_RECOVERY, RISK_OR_SAFETY
A user who has previously left powdery residue on dishes or sinks in past attempts will be much more diligent during the final rinsing step to ensure complete residue removal.
evidence_requirement 2 STATE_JUDGMENT, ATTENTION_OR_MONITORING
Users requiring high visual evidence of cleanliness will inspect for lingering stains before applying powder cleaner and check carefully for chemical film during rinsing.
problem_focused_coping 2 ACTION_SELECTION, TASK_PERSISTENCE_OR_ABANDONMENT
When initial dish soap fails to remove stubborn grime, a user high in problem-focused coping directly escalates to applying powder cleaner and scrubbing, whereas a low score leads to skipping powder cleaner (d01).
health_and_safety_risk_attitude 2 RISK_OR_SAFETY, STEP_OMISSION
A user with a high tolerance for health risks may skip thorough rinsing of chemical powder cleaner, leaving hazardous residue on food-contact surfaces.
loss_sensitivity 2 ACTION_SELECTION, RISK_OR_SAFETY
High loss sensitivity regarding potential damage or scratching to the sink finish leads users to avoid aggressive powder abrasive cleaner and stick to mild soap.
Gardening
wearable-ai · procedural-task · 12 keys selected
task
To create solid bird seed ornaments with embedded hanging loops using a gelatin mixture.
deviation opportunities (VLM)
  • d01 Failing to dissolve the gelatin completely, leading to weak binding.
  • d02 Not mixing the liquid and birdseed thoroughly, leaving dry patches that will crumble.
  • d03 Forgetting to add the hanging loop before the mixture sets.
  • d04 Not packing the mixture tightly enough into the molds.
selected keys & their video-specific reason
conscientiousness 3 STATE_JUDGMENT, ATTENTION_OR_MONITORING, QUANTITY_OR_PARAMETER_CHOICE
Directly impacts thoroughness when dissolving gelatin, mixing seeds evenly, and tightly packing molds to avoid crumbling ornaments.
domain_knowledge 3 QUANTITY_OR_PARAMETER_CHOICE, STATE_JUDGMENT
Lack of understanding regarding gelatin solubility and binder ratios directly causes incomplete dissolution or incorrect seed-to-liquid proportions.
procedural_skill 3 QUANTITY_OR_PARAMETER_CHOICE, STATE_JUDGMENT
Physical skill dictates how thoroughly the mixture is combined and how tightly and firmly the seed is compressed into molds.
accessibility_needs🔒 2 HEALTH_OR_ACCESSIBILITY_ADAPTATION, QUANTITY_OR_PARAMETER_CHOICE
Fine motor or hand strength limitations directly affect the user's ability to tie intricate twine knots and apply sufficient pressure when packing the dense birdseed mixture into molds.
measurement_and_unit_conventions 2 QUANTITY_OR_PARAMETER_CHOICE, STATE_JUDGMENT
Familiarity with imperial versus metric units can lead to misinterpretation of ingredient quantities from recipe instructions on the phone, directly causing incorrect binder ratios or under-dissolved gelatin.
need_for_cognitive_closure 2 TIMING_OR_PACING, STATE_JUDGMENT
High desire for rapid closure encourages stopping mixing or packing prematurely to quickly complete the task.
threat_sensitivity 2 RISK_OR_SAFETY, ATTENTION_OR_MONITORING
Sensitivity to burn hazards from the hot stove and heated liquid mixture impacts heating duration and caution during pouring liquid into dry seed.
relevant_error_history 2 STATE_JUDGMENT, ERROR_RECOVERY
A user who previously made ornaments that crumbled will pay extra attention to fully dissolving gelatin and packing the seed mixture tightly.
evidence_requirement 2 STATE_JUDGMENT, ATTENTION_OR_MONITORING
Users requiring high visual evidence will stir until gelatin is completely liquid and inspect seed coating thoroughly before packing.
information_search_depth 2 QUANTITY_OR_PARAMETER_CHOICE, ATTENTION_OR_MONITORING
Determines how thoroughly the user checks instructions on their phone during step a03, directly influencing whether they double-check gelatin ratios and dissolved states to prevent weak binding.
planning_tendency 2 ACTION_ORDER, STEP_OMISSION
A low planning tendency causes the user to prepare twine loops late after the mixture has already begun setting in cups, leading to missed or poorly embedded hanging loops.
desired_human_control 2 ACTION_SELECTION, HELP_SEEKING
When heating gelatin (a04) or packing birdseed into cups (a11), a user high in desired control may reject assistant guidance regarding heating duration or packing density, resulting in poorly dissolved gelatin or loose ornaments.
Cooking (Cooking)
captaincook4d · procedural-task · 11 keys selected
task
Prepare a bowl of cooked instant ramen with added fresh ingredients and seasonings.
deviation opportunities (VLM)
  • d01 Cooking the ramen on the stovetop in a pot instead of using the microwave.
  • d02 Adding the flavor packet before microwaving instead of after.
  • d03 Breaking the noodle block into smaller pieces before placing it in the bowl.
  • d04 Adding all fresh ingredients (including cilantro) before microwaving.
selected keys & their video-specific reason
allergies_and_medical_constraints🔒 3 STEP_OMISSION, ACTION_SELECTION, HEALTH_OR_ACCESSIBILITY_ADAPTATION, QUANTITY_OR_PARAMETER_CHOICE
Medical dietary constraints such as sodium restrictions or allium allergies directly determine whether flavor packets, garlic, or onions are omitted or altered.
dietary_identity 3 STEP_OMISSION, ACTION_SELECTION, QUANTITY_OR_PARAMETER_CHOICE
Dietary identity (such as veganism or low-processed food focus) directly dictates whether the commercial flavor packet or fresh toppings are included.
cultural_identity🔒 3 ACTION_SELECTION, ACTION_ORDER, OBJECT_OR_TOOL_SELECTION
Cultural culinary traditions strongly influence instant noodle preparation methods, such as preferring stovetop boiling over microwaving, timing of seasoning packets, or prep order of fresh garnishes.
current_goal_priority 3 ACTION_ORDER, GOAL_PRIORITY, TIMING_OR_PACING
Prioritizing speed over flavor/freshness directly causes the user to combine steps by adding flavor packets and cilantro into the bowl before microwaving (d02, d04).
domain_knowledge 3 ACTION_ORDER, TIMING_OR_PACING, STATE_JUDGMENT
Culinary knowledge directly impacts decisions on when delicate herbs like cilantro should be added and whether seasoning packets should be microwaved.
prior_task_experience 3 ACTION_ORDER, ACTION_SELECTION, OBJECT_OR_TOOL_SELECTION
An experienced ramen cook knows whether to cook on the stove versus microwave and when to add herbs like cilantro to avoid wilting, whereas an inexperienced user may add flavor packets or fresh cilantro before microwaving.
planning_tendency 3 ACTION_ORDER, ACTION_SELECTION, STEP_OMISSION
Planning tendency directly drives step prep and ordering, such as breaking noodles beforehand, chopping herbs upfront, or adding all toppings together before versus after microwaving.
accessibility_needs🔒 2 HEALTH_OR_ACCESSIBILITY_ADAPTATION, RISK_OR_SAFETY, OBJECT_OR_TOOL_SELECTION
Motor or sensory accessibility needs directly impact safe tool handling during fine knife work and handling the hot microwaved bowl.
technology_discomfort 2 OBJECT_OR_TOOL_SELECTION, ACTION_SELECTION
High discomfort with kitchen appliances can lead the user to bypass microwave usage entirely and opt for traditional stovetop cooking (d01).
relevant_error_history 2 ACTION_ORDER, ERROR_RECOVERY
Past bad experiences with microwaved noodle boil-overs or scorched spice packets directly prompt users to alter the order of flavor packet addition or switch to stovetop cooking.
health_and_safety_risk_attitude 2 RISK_OR_SAFETY, ACTION_SELECTION
A higher willingness to accept physical safety risks influences whether a user uses alternative cooking methods like stovetop cooking or microwaving without heat protection.
Cleaning & Chores
egoschema · daily-routine · 11 keys selected
task
Remove dirt and debris from the car's floor, seats, and console.
deviation opportunities (VLM)
  • d01 Using an inappropriate attachment for a delicate surface, risking scratches.
  • d02 Skipping hard-to-reach areas like under the seats or deep crevices.
  • d03 Failing to vacuum the seats thoroughly.
selected keys & their video-specific reason
conscientiousness 3 STEP_OMISSION, OBJECT_OR_TOOL_SELECTION, ATTENTION_OR_MONITORING
Conscientiousness directly influences diligence in swapping attachments properly to avoid damaging surfaces and ensuring hard-to-reach crevices and seats are thoroughly cleaned.
prior_task_experience 3 OBJECT_OR_TOOL_SELECTION, STEP_OMISSION
Prior car detailing experience dictates systematic coverage of hidden crevices and selecting appropriate tools for delicate trim versus heavy floor dirt.
relevant_tool_familiarity 3 OBJECT_OR_TOOL_SELECTION, RISK_OR_SAFETY
Familiarity with vacuum attachments (crevice nozzle, brush head, wand) directly governs whether gentle or hard attachments are used on delicate console plastics.
evidence_requirement 3 STATE_JUDGMENT, ATTENTION_OR_MONITORING, STEP_OMISSION
The user's visual threshold for deciding a surface is 'clean enough' directly determines whether they perform thorough inspections or stop vacuuming prematurely.
health_conditions🔒 2 HEALTH_OR_ACCESSIBILITY_ADAPTATION, STEP_OMISSION
Physical health conditions such as back pain or joint stiffness directly influence the user's ability to bend awkwardly into deep footwells or under seats.
allergies_and_medical_constraints🔒 2 HEALTH_OR_ACCESSIBILITY_ADAPTATION, STEP_OMISSION, TIMING_OR_PACING
Respiratory sensitivities or dust allergies directly influence pacing or cause early abandonment when vacuuming dusty car interiors and seats.
service_provider_role 2 OBJECT_OR_TOOL_SELECTION, RISK_OR_SAFETY, GOAL_PRIORITY
A professional service provider detailing a customer's car must exercise higher care regarding scratch risks from attachments and thoroughness in crevices compared to a personal quick clean.
current_goal_priority 2 GOAL_PRIORITY, STEP_OMISSION, OBJECT_OR_TOOL_SELECTION
Prioritizing speed versus detail determines whether the user takes time to select proper attachments or skips crevices and seats.
domain_knowledge 2 OBJECT_OR_TOOL_SELECTION, RISK_OR_SAFETY
Understanding which attachments belong on hard interior plastics versus upholstery directly impacts whether the user selects an abrasive tool that risks scratching delicate surfaces.
persistence_after_failure 2 TASK_PERSISTENCE_OR_ABANDONMENT, ERROR_RECOVERY
When initial vacuum passes fail to extract stubborn dirt, persistence determines whether the user switches tools to try again or leaves debris behind.
loss_sensitivity 2 OBJECT_OR_TOOL_SELECTION, RISK_OR_SAFETY
Sensitivity to potential cosmetic damage or scratching of plastic and leather interior components influences attachment choice and precision.
Education & Hobbies
egoschema · instructional-demo · 11 keys selected
task
All books are wiped clean, checked for inserts, and neatly stacked in a new location.
deviation opportunities (VLM)
  • d01 Skip wiping the covers and only move the books from one stack to another.
  • d02 Skip flipping through the pages, potentially leaving dust or forgotten items inside.
  • d03 Become distracted by reading the books or the loose papers instead of continuing the cleaning task.
  • d04 Place the books haphazardly on the new stack, causing it to become unstable.
selected keys & their video-specific reason
conscientiousness 3 STEP_OMISSION, QUANTITY_OR_PARAMETER_CHOICE, STATE_JUDGMENT
Thoroughness directly determines whether the user skips wiping covers, omits flipping pages for dust, or stacks books haphazardly.
current_goal_priority 3 STEP_OMISSION, GOAL_PRIORITY, TIMING_OR_PACING
Prioritizing speed over task quality directly influences whether the user skips wiping covers or flipping through pages, or pauses to read papers.
health_conditions🔒 2 HEALTH_OR_ACCESSIBILITY_ADAPTATION, STEP_OMISSION
Dust allergies or respiratory issues directly cause users to adapt by skipping page flipping to avoid kicking up allergens.
relationship_to_task_beneficiary 2 GOAL_PRIORITY, STEP_OMISSION
Cleaning books for an employer or client demands strict adherence to wiping and page-checking compared to organizing one's own books where distraction by reading inserts is more likely.
occupation 2 ATTENTION_OR_MONITORING, GOAL_PRIORITY
An archivist or librarian is more likely to pause to inspect loose papers or handle fragile pages carefully compared to non-specialists.
field_of_study 2 GOAL_PRIORITY, ATTENTION_OR_MONITORING
A user studying a field like history or literature is more likely to get engrossed reading loose papers or specific book pages discovered during cleaning, leading to task distraction.
need_for_cognition 2 GOAL_PRIORITY, ATTENTION_OR_MONITORING
High desire for intellectual engagement directly prompts the user to read and analyze loose papers instead of continuing the cleaning task.
domain_knowledge 2 QUANTITY_OR_PARAMETER_CHOICE, STATE_JUDGMENT
Knowledge of book preservation affects whether the user properly flips pages to clear dust and knows how to safely stack heavy books on a box without destabilizing it.
relevant_error_history 2 STATE_JUDGMENT, ERROR_RECOVERY
A history of accidentally knocking over book stacks or losing important loose papers directly influences how carefully the user stacks books and examines page inserts.
planning_tendency 2 ACTION_SELECTION, QUANTITY_OR_PARAMETER_CHOICE
A low planning tendency causes the user to stack books haphazardly on the cardboard box without assessing structural stability.
loss_sensitivity 2 ATTENTION_OR_MONITORING, STEP_OMISSION
A user with high loss sensitivity will strictly examine loose inserts and papers found inside books to avoid accidentally discarding valuable items, whereas low loss sensitivity leads to skipping page checks.
Tutorial
wearable-ai · instructional-demo · 11 keys selected
task
A bowl of mixed, chopped fruits seasoned with cinnamon, with a portion served in a separate bowl
deviation opportunities (VLM)
  • d01 Skipping the washing step for some or all fruits.
  • d02 Leaving the fruits in large chunks instead of cutting them into bite-sized pieces.
  • d03 Not peeling the orange before cutting and adding it to the salad.
  • d04 Omitting the seasoning or using a different seasoning/dressing.
  • d05 Eating directly from the mixing bowl instead of serving into a separate bowl.
selected keys & their video-specific reason
conscientiousness 3 STEP_OMISSION, QUANTITY_OR_PARAMETER_CHOICE, STATE_JUDGMENT
Conscientiousness directly dictates hygiene thoroughness when washing fruit, precise cut sizes, thorough peeling, and serving into a separate bowl versus rushing or skipping steps.
procedural_skill 3 ACTION_SELECTION, QUANTITY_OR_PARAMETER_CHOICE, RISK_OR_SAFETY
Knife mastery and peeling dexterity directly influence piece size, peeling execution, and safe handling of cutting tools.
prior_task_experience 3 ACTION_SELECTION, QUANTITY_OR_PARAMETER_CHOICE
High prior task experience leads to efficient cutting and proper fruit prep, whereas low experience often results in unpeeled oranges or overly large fruit chunks.
planning_tendency 3 STEP_OMISSION, ACTION_ORDER, ACTION_SELECTION
Planning tendency dictates whether the user systematically washes, peels, and serves fruit in dedicated bowls versus skipping prep and serving steps.
health_and_safety_risk_attitude 3 RISK_OR_SAFETY, STEP_OMISSION
Willingness to take physical health or safety risks directly affects whether the user skips washing fruit before cutting or cuts/peels fruit carelessly with a knife.
accessibility_needs🔒 2 HEALTH_OR_ACCESSIBILITY_ADAPTATION, QUANTITY_OR_PARAMETER_CHOICE
Motor or grip impairments directly affect fine fruit chopping skill and orange peeling ability, leading to larger fruit chunks or altered preparation methods.
allergies_and_medical_constraints🔒 2 STEP_OMISSION, ACTION_SELECTION
Spice allergies or sensitivities directly prompt the user to omit cinnamon or substitute it with an alternative dressing.
responsibility_for_task_beneficiary 2 DEPENDENT_OR_OTHER_PERSON_NEEDS, QUANTITY_OR_PARAMETER_CHOICE, GOAL_PRIORITY
The wearer serves a separate portion into a second bowl for another person, where high responsibility for a beneficiary (e.g., a young child or someone with dietary restrictions) influences fruit piece size, peeling, and seasoning choices.
culturally_meaningful_practices 2 ACTION_SELECTION, QUANTITY_OR_PARAMETER_CHOICE
Cultural culinary traditions directly influence preferences for specific fruit seasonings or dressings as well as fruit chopping styles.
current_goal_priority 2 GOAL_PRIORITY, STEP_OMISSION, QUANTITY_OR_PARAMETER_CHOICE
Prioritizing speed over presentation directly leads to skipping serving into a separate bowl or cutting fruits into smaller bite-sized pieces.
relevant_error_history 2 ERROR_RECOVERY, QUANTITY_OR_PARAMETER_CHOICE, RISK_OR_SAFETY
A user with a history of kitchen knife injuries or over-seasoning dishes may chop larger pieces to avoid the blade or alter cinnamon quantity.
Sports
wearable-ai · sport-performance · 11 keys selected
task
Gather necessary equipment and practice field hockey stickhandling skills in a designated area.
deviation opportunities (VLM)
  • d01 Selecting a lacrosse stick or ice hockey stick instead of a field hockey stick.
  • d02 Practicing in a living area upstairs, potentially causing damage.
  • d03 Shooting the ball hard into the net or walls instead of controlled stickhandling.
selected keys & their video-specific reason
competence_identity 3 OBJECT_OR_TOOL_SELECTION, QUANTITY_OR_PARAMETER_CHOICE, STATE_JUDGMENT
Domain competence directly influences whether the user selects the correct field hockey stick versus an ice hockey or lacrosse stick, and how accurately they control ball speed and trajectory.
conscientiousness 3 RISK_OR_SAFETY, QUANTITY_OR_PARAMETER_CHOICE, STATE_JUDGMENT
Low conscientiousness increases the risk of choosing an improper practice location upstairs or shooting hard into walls, whereas high conscientiousness drives safe location choice and controlled stickhandling.
domain_knowledge 3 OBJECT_OR_TOOL_SELECTION, ACTION_SELECTION
Understanding field hockey rules and equipment prevents choosing improper sticks (e.g., ice hockey or lacrosse sticks) from the storage pile.
relevant_tool_familiarity 3 OBJECT_OR_TOOL_SELECTION
Familiarity with field hockey equipment directly influences the user's ability to distinguish and pick the correct stick from a pile of mixed sports gear.
recreational_risk_attitude 3 RISK_OR_SAFETY, QUANTITY_OR_PARAMETER_CHOICE
Willingness to take risks during leisure directly drives decisions such as practicing in living areas or taking high-velocity shots towards basement walls and appliances.
practice_community 2 OBJECT_OR_TOOL_SELECTION, ACTION_SELECTION
Identifying with an ice hockey or floorball community versus a field hockey club influences stick selection from the equipment pile and whether they shoot into the net or stickhandle on the mat.
practice_norms 2 OBJECT_OR_TOOL_SELECTION, RISK_OR_SAFETY, ACTION_SELECTION
Learned sports community norms dictate using practice mats to protect indoor floors, avoiding hard shots near basement appliances, and choosing proper ball types.
fun_seeking 2 OBJECT_OR_TOOL_SELECTION, ACTION_SELECTION
High fun seeking encourages spontaneously selecting unconventional equipment like an ice hockey stick (d01) or shooting hard for excitement (d03).
current_goal_priority 2 GOAL_PRIORITY, ACTION_SELECTION
If current goal priority for hockey practice is low, the user may shortcut walking to the basement and practice in the living area instead or shoot aggressively to finish quickly.
general_decision_making_style 2 ACTION_SELECTION, OBJECT_OR_TOOL_SELECTION
An impulsive decision-making style increases the likelihood of starting drills immediately upstairs in the living room or grabbing the wrong stick from the storage pile without checking.
health_and_safety_risk_attitude 2 RISK_OR_SAFETY, ACTION_SELECTION
Higher tolerance for physical risks influences whether the user practices in cramped living areas or executes hard shots around basement obstacles.
Events
wearable-ai · social-event · 11 keys selected
task
Navigate the designated path to view the various holiday light installations.
deviation opportunities (VLM)
  • d01 Stepping off the designated path and walking into the light displays.
  • d02 Stopping abruptly in the middle of the path or tunnel, blocking the flow of other visitors.
  • d03 Attempting to touch or alter the light installations.
selected keys & their video-specific reason
health_conditions🔒 3 HEALTH_OR_ACCESSIBILITY_ADAPTATION, STATE_JUDGMENT, TIMING_OR_PACING
Night blindness, low vision, or mobility impairments directly impair path judgment in low-light conditions, leading to accidental off-path steps (d01) or sudden stops (d02).
conscientiousness 3 GOAL_PRIORITY, RISK_OR_SAFETY, ACTION_SELECTION
Low conscientiousness predicts disregard for rule boundaries, leading to stepping off paths, touching installations, or carelessly blocking pathways.
conformity_value 3 ACTION_SELECTION, RISK_OR_SAFETY, TIMING_OR_PACING
Conformity directly controls adherence to posted rules and social etiquette, determining whether a visitor stays on the path, refrains from touching displays, and moves along with the crowd.
self_described_identities 2 GOAL_PRIORITY, ACTION_SELECTION
Identifying as an eager photographer or rule-breaker directly increases the likelihood of stepping off the path for better angles (d01) or stopping unexpectedly in light tunnels (d02).
caregiving_responsibilities 2 DEPENDENT_OR_OTHER_PERSON_NEEDS, TIMING_OR_PACING
Managing caregiving duties for a child or dependent during the walk can lead to stopping abruptly in crowded tunnels or stepping off the path to retrieve them.
primary_language 2 ATTENTION_OR_MONITORING, RISK_OR_SAFETY
Signs along the pathway convey rules and warnings; inability to read the local language on signs increases the likelihood of stepping off the path or touching installations.
fun_seeking 2 ACTION_SELECTION, GOAL_PRIORITY
Spontaneous approach to novel stimuli directly drives stepping off the path or touching installations for interactive fun.
current_goal_priority 2 GOAL_PRIORITY, TIMING_OR_PACING
Prioritizing taking the perfect photo over maintaining traffic flow leads directly to stopping abruptly in tunnels or stepping off the path into displays.
task_familiarity 2 TIMING_OR_PACING, ATTENTION_OR_MONITORING
Unfamiliarity with this specific light display route causes users to stop unexpectedly in high-traffic areas like light tunnels to orient themselves or wander off-track.
health_and_safety_risk_attitude 2 RISK_OR_SAFETY, ACTION_SELECTION
Higher tolerance for physical risk makes a user more likely to step off the designated illuminated path into low-visibility areas with potential tripping or electrical hazards.
ethical_risk_attitude 2 RISK_OR_SAFETY, ACTION_SELECTION
Willingness to violate rules or posted signs directly affects whether the user enters restricted display areas or touches light installations.
Arts and Crafts
wearable-ai · procedural-task · 11 keys selected
task
A completed folded card with a painted rock design and a handwritten message
deviation opportunities (VLM)
  • d01 Write the message before painting the design
  • d02 Use a brush for the base shapes instead of a finger
  • d03 Fold the card before applying any paint
selected keys & their video-specific reason
conscientiousness 3 ACTION_ORDER, TIMING_OR_PACING, STATE_JUDGMENT
Conscientiousness directly influences workspace care, drying time patience, and adherence to clean sequencing, preventing smudges and out-of-order steps like writing before drying or folding.
domain_knowledge 3 STATE_JUDGMENT, ACTION_ORDER
Understanding paint drying times and medium properties directly prevents smudging errors when sequencing drawing and painting.
procedural_skill 3 STATE_JUDGMENT, OBJECT_OR_TOOL_SELECTION
Crafting dexterity determines tool selection and ability to execute fine lines without smudging wet paint.
planning_tendency 3 ACTION_ORDER, GOAL_PRIORITY
High planning tendency leads to writing text before painting or folding the card beforehand to ensure proper spacing and avoid smudging wet paint.
health_conditions🔒 2 HEALTH_OR_ACCESSIBILITY_ADAPTATION, OBJECT_OR_TOOL_SELECTION
Physical health conditions like skin tactile sensitivity or tremors can prompt substituting finger painting with a paintbrush.
relationship_to_task_beneficiary 2 GOAL_PRIORITY, ACTION_SELECTION
The recipient of the card directly influences the message wording, visual decor (such as drawing a heart), and choice between informal techniques like finger painting versus using formal tools.
primary_language 2 ACTION_ORDER, STATE_JUDGMENT
The user writes a handwritten text message on the card (action a06). Primary language dictates script direction (e.g., right-to-left vs left-to-right), directly influencing text layout, card folding orientation (a02), and text writing sequence.
need_for_cognitive_closure 2 ACTION_ORDER, TIMING_OR_PACING
A high desire for completion can prompt a user to skip drying pauses or fold and write early to see the finalized card faster.
threat_sensitivity 2 RISK_OR_SAFETY, ATTENTION_OR_MONITORING, STATE_JUDGMENT
Heightened concern over ruinous hazards like paint smudges or surface stains affects monitoring and drying state judgments before folding or writing.
current_goal_priority 2 GOAL_PRIORITY, ACTION_ORDER
Prioritizing speed over aesthetic perfection can lead the user to reorder steps such as writing the message before painting or folding paper early.
relevant_error_history 2 ACTION_ORDER, ERROR_RECOVERY
A history of accidentally smudging wet paint with marker ink leads directly to altering step order, such as writing the text message first.
Arts and Crafts
wearable-ai · procedural-task · 11 keys selected
task
A completed 3D origami shape
deviation opportunities (VLM)
  • d01 Inaccurate alignment of edges or corners during folding, leading to a malformed final shape.
  • d02 Task interruption due to dropping an object, which could lead to losing track of the folding sequence.
  • d03 Skipping a necessary base fold (e.g., horizontal or vertical), making the final collapse difficult or impossible.
selected keys & their video-specific reason
conscientiousness 3 QUANTITY_OR_PARAMETER_CHOICE, STATE_JUDGMENT, STEP_OMISSION
Conscientiousness directly dictates the precision of corner/edge alignment during folding and whether prep folds are completed systematically or skipped.
domain_knowledge 3 STEP_OMISSION, ACTION_SELECTION
Conceptual understanding of origami base folds directly dictates whether the user recognizes the necessity of horizontal and vertical creases before attempting to collapse the paper into a 3D shape.
procedural_skill 3 STATE_JUDGMENT, QUANTITY_OR_PARAMETER_CHOICE
Physical dexterity and fine motor control determine edge alignment precision and crease sharpness during repetitive folding steps, directly impacting shape outcome.
negative_emotionality 2 ERROR_RECOVERY, TASK_PERSISTENCE_OR_ABANDONMENT
High negative emotionality can lead to frustration and disruption when losing track of folds after dropping an object or struggling with 3D manipulation.
need_for_cognitive_closure 2 STEP_OMISSION, TIMING_OR_PACING
High desire for closure impels the user to rush toward the final 3D shape, increasing the likelihood of skipping foundational base creases or rushing alignment.
current_goal_priority 2 GOAL_PRIORITY, ATTENTION_OR_MONITORING, QUANTITY_OR_PARAMETER_CHOICE
Prioritizing folding precision leads to meticulous corner alignment, whereas prioritizing speed or an external task (e.g., attending to the dropped phone) causes misaligned folds or sequence errors after interruption.
goal_conflict 2 GOAL_PRIORITY, ATTENTION_OR_MONITORING
Competing priorities between maintaining focus on the origami sequence and responding to the dropped device can cause distraction and lost track of steps.
ambiguity_response 2 STEP_OMISSION, ACTION_SELECTION
When faced with an unclear fold step or post-interruption state (d02), a user uncomfortable with ambiguity may pause or re-verify, while a high-tolerance user may guess and skip required base folds (d03).
planning_tendency 2 ACTION_ORDER, STATE_JUDGMENT
Origami requires sequential pre-creasing before folding into 3D; a low planning tendency leads to folding prematurely without establishing precision creases (d01, d03).
persistence_after_failure 2 ERROR_RECOVERY, TASK_PERSISTENCE_OR_ABANDONMENT
If paper misaligns (d01) or the collapse fails, high persistence predicts repeated attempts to smooth and re-fold, while low persistence leads to abandoning the task.
interruption_tolerance 2 ATTENTION_OR_MONITORING, ERROR_RECOVERY
When interrupted by dropping an object, a user with low interruption tolerance may reject proactive assistant prompts, leading to lost step tracking and misaligned folds.
Chef
wearable-ai · procedural-task · 11 keys selected
task
To toast a slice of bread in a sandwich maker and apply a mixed spread to it.
deviation opportunities (VLM)
  • d01 Forgetting to plug in the sandwich maker after placing the bread inside.
  • d02 Leaving the bread in the sandwich maker for too long, causing it to burn.
  • d03 Not mixing the spread thoroughly enough before applying it.
  • d04 Applying the spread unevenly or using too much/too little.
selected keys & their video-specific reason
conscientiousness 3 ATTENTION_OR_MONITORING, TIMING_OR_PACING, STATE_JUDGMENT
Conscientiousness directly influences attention to plugging in equipment, persistence in mixing spread thoroughly, and monitoring toast to prevent burning.
prior_task_experience 3 TIMING_OR_PACING, STATE_JUDGMENT, QUANTITY_OR_PARAMETER_CHOICE
Varying prior experience preparing toast and mixing spreads directly affects judgment on how long to toast the bread without burning it and how long to mix the spread to achieve an even consistency.
relevant_tool_familiarity 3 STEP_OMISSION, ATTENTION_OR_MONITORING, TIMING_OR_PACING
Unfamiliarity with this specific sandwich maker appliance can lead to forgetting to plug it in, misjudging its heating rate, or assuming it has an automatic shutoff feature.
planning_tendency 3 ACTION_ORDER, TIMING_OR_PACING, ATTENTION_OR_MONITORING
Poor task planning affects the order and timing of plugging in the appliance relative to mixing the spread for over a minute, causing forgotten plugs or burnt toast.
accessibility_needs🔒 2 HEALTH_OR_ACCESSIBILITY_ADAPTATION, ATTENTION_OR_MONITORING, STATE_JUDGMENT
Motor or sensory adaptations directly affect spread mixing duration, appliance handling, or visual monitoring of toast doneness.
caregiving_responsibilities 2 ATTENTION_OR_MONITORING, TIMING_OR_PACING
Active caregiving duties create time pressure and attentional distractions while operating the appliance, which could result in leaving the toast in the sandwich maker too long.
need_for_cognitive_closure 2 TIMING_OR_PACING, TASK_PERSISTENCE_OR_ABANDONMENT, STATE_JUDGMENT
A strong desire for quick closure can prompt prematurely stopping spread mixing or rushing through the toasting step.
threat_sensitivity 2 ATTENTION_OR_MONITORING, RISK_OR_SAFETY
Heightened sensitivity to thermal or electrical hazards directly affects vigilance while operating the sandwich maker to prevent burning the bread.
general_dispositional_trust_in_automation 2 ATTENTION_OR_MONITORING, TIMING_OR_PACING
High dispositional trust in automated kitchen appliances may cause the user to rely passively on the sandwich maker assuming auto-shutoff, leading to unmonitored over-toasting.
procedural_skill 2 QUANTITY_OR_PARAMETER_CHOICE, STATE_JUDGMENT
Manual dexterity and mixing technique directly dictate whether the spread is blended thoroughly and applied evenly.
evidence_requirement 2 STATE_JUDGMENT, TIMING_OR_PACING
Determining how thoroughly mixed the spread is or whether the toast is done requires inspecting physical state cues; required threshold of visual evidence determines when to stop mixing or heating.
Arts & Crafts
howto100m · procedural-task · 10 keys selected
task
Fold a square piece of paper into an interactive toy that reveals different faces when manipulated.
deviation opportunities (VLM)
  • d01 Folding corners unevenly or overlapping them at the center, leading to an asymmetrical final model.
  • d02 Failing to crease sharply, making the complex 3D collapse difficult or sloppy.
  • d03 Incorrectly collapsing the paper during the 3D fold, resulting in the wrong base shape.
  • d04 Drawing faces on the wrong orientation of the flaps, making the faces appear upside down or misaligned when revealed.
selected keys & their video-specific reason
accessibility_needs🔒 3 HEALTH_OR_ACCESSIBILITY_ADAPTATION, QUANTITY_OR_PARAMETER_CHOICE, STATE_JUDGMENT
Fine motor control, hand stability, or visual impairments directly affect the user's ability to precisely align corners, exert sufficient pressure for sharp creases, or coordinate complex 3D collapses.
conscientiousness 3 QUANTITY_OR_PARAMETER_CHOICE, STATE_JUDGMENT, ATTENTION_OR_MONITORING
Directly influences corner alignment accuracy and sharp crease pressing, which determines whether the subsequent 3D collapse succeeds or fails.
procedural_skill 3 QUANTITY_OR_PARAMETER_CHOICE, STATE_JUDGMENT
Fine motor skill and creasing technique directly determine whether corner folds align at the center, creases are sharp enough, and paper collapses cleanly without tearing.
task_familiarity 3 ACTION_SELECTION, STATE_JUDGMENT
Familiarity with this specific changing faces toy determines whether the user performs the 3D collapse pinch accurately and draws faces right-side up relative to the flap rotation.
negative_emotionality 2 ERROR_RECOVERY, TASK_PERSISTENCE_OR_ABANDONMENT
Frustration when the paper catches during the complex 3D collapse step can cause the user to force and tear the paper or abandon the craft.
current_goal_priority 2 GOAL_PRIORITY, QUANTITY_OR_PARAMETER_CHOICE
Prioritizing speed over precision influences whether folds are made hurriedly, leading to misaligned corners or weak creases.
domain_knowledge 2 STATE_JUDGMENT, ACTION_SELECTION
Knowledge of origami base structures helps the user predict how pre-creases collapse into 3D shapes and how flap orientation maps to face artwork.
ambiguity_response 2 ACTION_SELECTION, STATE_JUDGMENT
Uncertainty during the complex 3D collapse step determines whether the user forces an incorrect fold or carefully verifies paper alignment.
planning_tendency 2 ACTION_ORDER, QUANTITY_OR_PARAMETER_CHOICE
Planning tendency influences whether the user anticipates crease sharpness needed for collapse and face orientation before drawing.
persistence_after_failure 2 TASK_PERSISTENCE_OR_ABANDONMENT, ERROR_RECOVERY
If the 3D collapse step fails or tears, high persistence leads to retrying and smoothing creases, while low persistence leads to forcing or abandoning.
Cooking
wearable-ai · procedural-task · 10 keys selected
task
Select a frozen pizza and preheat the oven according to its instructions.
deviation opportunities (VLM)
  • d01 Leaving the pizza on the counter while the oven preheats, which could cause it to thaw.
  • d02 Changing the choice of pizza after preheating has started, which might require a different oven temperature.
  • d03 Getting distracted by eating a snack and forgetting to check the oven or put the pizza in.
selected keys & their video-specific reason
conscientiousness 3 ATTENTION_OR_MONITORING, QUANTITY_OR_PARAMETER_CHOICE, TASK_PERSISTENCE_OR_ABANDONMENT
Lower conscientiousness directly explains leaving food out on the counter to thaw improperly or getting distracted by snacking while waiting.
current_goal_priority 3 GOAL_PRIORITY, ACTION_SELECTION, ATTENTION_OR_MONITORING
Prioritizing immediate hunger over cooking instructions leads directly to eating snacks while waiting and switching between pizza options, risking parameter mismatch.
hedonism_value 3 GOAL_PRIORITY, TASK_PERSISTENCE_OR_ABANDONMENT
A high priority on immediate sensory pleasure directly causes eating snacks while waiting and can lead to abandoning or delaying the main cooking task once satisfied.
domain_knowledge 3 QUANTITY_OR_PARAMETER_CHOICE, ACTION_SELECTION
Understanding cooking principles affects whether user leaves pizza to thaw on counter or adjusts oven temp when switching pizza crust types.
general_decision_making_style 3 ACTION_SELECTION, ATTENTION_OR_MONITORING
A spontaneous or impulsive decision-making style explains switching pizza choices after preheating has begun and impulsively consuming snacks while neglecting the oven.
comparison_preference 3 ACTION_SELECTION, QUANTITY_OR_PARAMETER_CHOICE
Directly influences the user's decision to evaluate multiple frozen pizzas (rising crust vs. thin crust) midway through, leading to potential oven temperature mismatch or changed choices after preheating has begun.
planning_tendency 3 ACTION_ORDER, TIMING_OR_PACING, STATE_JUDGMENT
Influencing whether the user plans ahead by returning food to the freezer during preheat or correctly aligning oven preheat temperature with the selected pizza type.
health_and_safety_risk_attitude 3 RISK_OR_SAFETY, QUANTITY_OR_PARAMETER_CHOICE, ACTION_SELECTION
Willingness to take food safety or quality risks directly influences whether a user leaves perishable food out on the counter to thaw during preheating or bakes a pizza at an improper temperature after switching products.
measurement_and_unit_conventions 2 QUANTITY_OR_PARAMETER_CHOICE
Familiarity with Fahrenheit versus Celsius directly affects how the user interprets 400 degrees on the pizza box and sets the oven preheat temperature.
relevant_tool_familiarity 2 QUANTITY_OR_PARAMETER_CHOICE, STATE_JUDGMENT
Unfamiliarity with the specific oven dial/interface can lead to setting the incorrect temperature when changing pizza choices or misjudging preheat status.
Outdoor Activities and Sports
wearable-ai · sport-performance · 10 keys selected
task
To observe pickleball games at a facility and read a related magazine.
deviation opportunities (VLM)
  • d01 The user could have chosen to stand near the courts instead of sitting at a table.
  • d02 The user could have spent the entire time on their phone instead of watching the games or reading the magazine.
  • d03 The user could have remained in the first seating location instead of moving.
selected keys & their video-specific reason
relationship_to_people_in_scene 3 GOAL_PRIORITY, ATTENTION_OR_MONITORING, ACTION_SELECTION
Whether the user knows the players on court directly influences court-side standing vs table seating, relocating between matches, and paying attention vs phone distraction.
motivation_regulation 3 ACTION_SELECTION, GOAL_PRIORITY, TIMING_OR_PACING
Whether the user is intrinsically motivated by pickleball determines if they actively watch the games or remain distracted on their phone throughout.
professional_role 2 ACTION_SELECTION, ATTENTION_OR_MONITORING
A professional role such as talent scout or event evaluator dictates standing near courts or changing seating vantage points to systematically observe matches.
primary_language 2 ACTION_SELECTION, ATTENTION_OR_MONITORING
If the magazine text is in a language other than the user's primary language, the user may choose to spend time on their phone instead of reading.
current_goal_priority 2 GOAL_PRIORITY, ACTION_SELECTION
Prioritizing urgent personal phone notifications over viewing the match directly drives whether the user gets distracted on their device for the entire duration.
conformity_value 2 ACTION_SELECTION, RISK_OR_SAFETY
High conformity encourages staying strictly in designated table seating, while low conformity permits standing along court boundaries.
domain_knowledge 2 GOAL_PRIORITY, ATTENTION_OR_MONITORING
Knowledge of pickleball tactics and rules dictates whether the spectator stays engaged watching specific matches or gets bored and switches to reading.
prior_task_experience 2 ACTION_SELECTION, STATE_JUDGMENT
Prior familiarity with pickleball facilities and spectator norms influences whether a person chooses to sit at a table or stand closer to the court, as well as knowing when to move locations for a better view.
problem_focused_coping 2 ACTION_SELECTION, ERROR_RECOVERY
When facing a sub-optimal view or uncomfortable seat, high problem-focused coping directly drives the action to gather belongings and relocate.
health_and_safety_risk_attitude 2 RISK_OR_SAFETY, ACTION_SELECTION
A user with higher risk tolerance may stand right at the edge of active pickleball courts despite the risk of stray balls, rather than sitting safely at a table.
Cooking (Cooking)
captaincook4d · procedural-task · 9 keys selected
task
A plate of sliced, tied peanut butter and jelly tortilla roll-ups, and a cleaned workspace.
deviation opportunities (VLM)
  • d01 Skip wiping the knife between peanut butter and jam
  • d02 Do not use toothpicks before cutting
  • d03 Cut uneven slices
  • d04 Skip tying floss around pieces
selected keys & their video-specific reason
conscientiousness 3 STEP_OMISSION, QUANTITY_OR_PARAMETER_CHOICE, GOAL_PRIORITY
Conscientiousness directly affects diligence in maintaining hygiene (wiping knife d01), structural stabilization (inserting toothpicks d02), slicing precision (d03), and completing detailed finishing steps (tying floss d04).
prior_task_experience 3 STEP_OMISSION, QUANTITY_OR_PARAMETER_CHOICE
Prior experience making PB&J roll-ups dictates whether the user understands why toothpicks are inserted before slicing and whether decorative/securing steps like tying floss are kept or omitted.
accessibility_needs🔒 2 HEALTH_OR_ACCESSIBILITY_ADAPTATION, STEP_OMISSION
Fine motor limitations directly impact delicate dexterity tasks such as tying individual floss knots or inserting toothpicks precisely.
allergies_and_medical_constraints🔒 2 RISK_OR_SAFETY, STEP_OMISSION
Severe allergies or dietary medical constraints directly dictate knife hygiene to prevent cross-contamination between ingredients.
parent_identity 2 DEPENDENT_OR_OTHER_PERSON_NEEDS, RISK_OR_SAFETY, STEP_OMISSION
A parent preparing PB&J roll-ups for a young child may deliberately skip inserting toothpicks due to choking hazards.
professional_norms 2 ACTION_SELECTION, STEP_OMISSION, GOAL_PRIORITY
Adherence to culinary/sanitation professional norms directly influences whether the user wipes the knife between spreads and maintains presentation quality.
current_goal_priority 2 GOAL_PRIORITY, STEP_OMISSION
Prioritizing speed over presentation determines whether tedious decorative/securing steps like tying floss or wiping knives between spreads are prioritized or skipped.
procedural_skill 2 QUANTITY_OR_PARAMETER_CHOICE, ACTION_SELECTION
Physical dexterity affects ability to cut clean uniform slices and successfully tie small floss strands around soft roll-ups.
health_and_safety_risk_attitude 2 RISK_OR_SAFETY, STEP_OMISSION
A high willingness to accept health/safety risks makes a user more likely to skip food hygiene steps like wiping the knife between spreads (d01) or omit toothpicks that stabilize the roll during cutting (d02).
Cooking (Cleaning & Chores)
captaincook4d · procedural-task · 9 keys selected
task
To clean dirty dishes in the sink and retrieve a heated mug from the microwave.
deviation opportunities (VLM)
  • d01 Failing to rinse all the soap off a dish before placing it on the drying rack.
  • d02 Dropping a slippery dish into the sink.
  • d03 Forgetting to turn off the faucet after washing the dishes.
  • d04 Spilling the contents of the mug while removing it from the microwave.
selected keys & their video-specific reason
health_conditions🔒 3 HEALTH_OR_ACCESSIBILITY_ADAPTATION, RISK_OR_SAFETY
Diagnosed physical conditions affecting grip, tremors, or thermal sensation directly cause handling deviations such as dropping wet dishes or spilling hot mug contents.
conscientiousness 3 STEP_OMISSION, ATTENTION_OR_MONITORING, QUANTITY_OR_PARAMETER_CHOICE, STATE_JUDGMENT
Low conscientiousness directly influences thoroughness during dishwashing, leading to unrinsed soap on dishes, unclosed faucets, or careless handling of slippery dishes and hot mugs.
current_goal_priority 3 GOAL_PRIORITY, STEP_OMISSION, TIMING_OR_PACING
Prioritizing urgent tablet interaction or grabbing the warm mug over finishing dishwashing causes rushed handling, incomplete rinsing, or leaving the tap running.
procedural_skill 3 RISK_OR_SAFETY, ERROR_RECOVERY
Manual dexterity directly determines whether slippery wet dishes are dropped into the sink or a hot mug is safely extracted without spilling.
health_and_safety_risk_attitude 3 RISK_OR_SAFETY, STATE_JUDGMENT
A high willingness to accept physical safety risks directly influences how cautiously the user handles hot items from the microwave or slippery glass dishes.
allergies_and_medical_constraints🔒 2 HEALTH_OR_ACCESSIBILITY_ADAPTATION, QUANTITY_OR_PARAMETER_CHOICE
Skin allergies or contact dermatitis to soaps can lead to hasty or incomplete rinsing of soap off dishes.
environmental_identity 2 GOAL_PRIORITY, QUANTITY_OR_PARAMETER_CHOICE
Prioritizing water conservation may lead the user to turn off the faucet early or minimize rinse time, leaving soap residue on dishes.
evidence_requirement 2 STATE_JUDGMENT, ATTENTION_OR_MONITORING
A low evidence threshold leads to terminating rinsing early before verifying complete soap removal, leaving residue on clean dishes.
planning_tendency 2 ACTION_ORDER, RISK_OR_SAFETY, ATTENTION_OR_MONITORING
Low planning leads to chaotic workflow order, such as taking out the hot mug before turning off the faucet or drying hands properly.
Cooking
howto100m · procedural-task · 9 keys selected
task
To prepare, cook, and serve lamb shanks using a thermal cooking method.
deviation opportunities (VLM)
  • d01 Skipping the browning step and adding all ingredients at once.
  • d02 Failing to bring the mixture to a full boil before transferring to the thermal pot, resulting in undercooked or unsafe food.
  • d03 Leaving the lid off the thermal cooker for too long during transfer, losing critical heat.
selected keys & their video-specific reason
conscientiousness 3 STEP_OMISSION, STATE_JUDGMENT, TIMING_OR_PACING, RISK_OR_SAFETY
Low conscientiousness makes a user prone to skipping step-by-step browning, transferring the pot before reaching a boiling state, or leaving the lid off during transfer.
domain_knowledge 3 STATE_JUDGMENT, RISK_OR_SAFETY, STEP_OMISSION
Understanding culinary and thermal cooking principles directly determines if the user recognizes the need for a full boil before sealing to ensure food safety.
procedural_skill 3 TIMING_OR_PACING, RISK_OR_SAFETY
Physical execution skills dictate safe handling of boiling liquids and fast transfer of the inner pot to prevent excessive heat loss.
relevant_tool_familiarity 3 STATE_JUDGMENT, TIMING_OR_PACING
Unfamiliarity with thermal cooker mechanics can lead to transferring food before it reaches a vigorous boil or leaving the outer pot open during transfer, losing necessary heat.
planning_tendency 3 STEP_OMISSION, ACTION_ORDER, TIMING_OR_PACING
High planning leads to systematic browning and rapid pot transfer, while low planning causes skipping browning or leaving the lid off too long.
health_and_safety_risk_attitude 3 RISK_OR_SAFETY, STATE_JUDGMENT
Willingness to take health and safety risks directly impacts whether the user ensures the liquid reaches a full boil before sealing the thermal pot, which is essential to prevent food poisoning.
allergies_and_medical_constraints🔒 2 OBJECT_OR_TOOL_SELECTION, STEP_OMISSION, QUANTITY_OR_PARAMETER_CHOICE
Medical restrictions like sodium or alcohol intolerance directly alter ingredient choices, such as skipping wine or seasonings during sauce preparation.
religion_linked_prohibitions🔒 2 ACTION_SELECTION, OBJECT_OR_TOOL_SELECTION
Religious prohibitions against alcohol directly impact action a04 where wine is added, leading to omission or substitution of wine in the stew.
current_goal_priority 2 GOAL_PRIORITY, STEP_OMISSION, TIMING_OR_PACING
Prioritizing speed over culinary thoroughness directly influences whether the user skips browning the meat or cuts short the boiling step.
Sightseeing
wearable-ai · excursion-travel · 9 keys selected
task
The user successfully opens a laptop, types, and browses through a collection of images while seated in an office.
deviation opportunities (VLM)
  • d01 The user could choose to use a different device, such as a smartphone, instead of the laptop.
  • d02 The user could focus entirely on the screen without taking breaks to look around the room.
  • d03 The user could leave the desk instead of continuing to browse.
selected keys & their video-specific reason
health_conditions🔒 2 HEALTH_OR_ACCESSIBILITY_ADAPTATION, TIMING_OR_PACING, TASK_PERSISTENCE_OR_ABANDONMENT
Visual fatigue, eye strain, or ergonomic conditions directly drive screen break intervals or early task termination.
accessibility_needs🔒 2 HEALTH_OR_ACCESSIBILITY_ADAPTATION, TIMING_OR_PACING
Sensory or motor accessibility needs directly influence interaction pacing, visual breaks, trackpad usage, or switching devices while browsing digital content.
occupation 2 TIMING_OR_PACING, TASK_PERSISTENCE_OR_ABANDONMENT
A professional photographer or graphic editor reviewing photos will alter pacing, focus intensity, and task persistence compared to a lay person browsing casual images.
conscientiousness 2 TASK_PERSISTENCE_OR_ABANDONMENT, ATTENTION_OR_MONITORING
A highly conscientious user is more likely to maintain steady focus on the photo task without frequently pausing or abandoning the desk early.
technology_discomfort 2 OBJECT_OR_TOOL_SELECTION, TASK_PERSISTENCE_OR_ABANDONMENT
High technology discomfort could cause the user to struggle with trackpad browsing, abandon the laptop, or switch to a familiar mobile device.
current_goal_priority 2 GOAL_PRIORITY, ATTENTION_OR_MONITORING, TASK_PERSISTENCE_OR_ABANDONMENT
The priority assigned to photo browsing relative to competing work or personal tasks directly impacts whether the user stays focused on screen or leaves the desk early.
relevant_tool_familiarity 2 OBJECT_OR_TOOL_SELECTION, ACTION_SELECTION
Familiarity with laptop trackpads and image viewer software influences whether the user struggles with controls and chooses a different device like a smartphone.
information_search_depth 2 QUANTITY_OR_PARAMETER_CHOICE, TIMING_OR_PACING
Users with high information search depth will scroll extensively through the image gallery and stay focused, whereas low depth users will stop browsing quickly or leave.
avoidant_coping 2 ATTENTION_OR_MONITORING, TASK_PERSISTENCE_OR_ABANDONMENT
High avoidant coping tendencies directly explain taking frequent visual breaks looking around the room or abandoning the desk completely instead of finishing browsing.
Handyman
wearable-ai · procedural-task · 9 keys selected
task
The window frame and glass are clean and free of dust or dirt.
deviation opportunities (VLM)
  • d01 Spraying the cleaning fluid directly onto the window instead of the cloth.
  • d02 Failing to move the curtain, potentially getting cleaning fluid or dirt on it.
  • d03 Skipping the window frame and only cleaning the glass.
selected keys & their video-specific reason
conscientiousness 3 STEP_OMISSION, QUANTITY_OR_PARAMETER_CHOICE, GOAL_PRIORITY
Directly governs thoroughness in cleaning frames, sills, and glass edges, taking care to move curtains, and applying appropriate amounts of cleaning solution.
prior_task_experience 3 STEP_OMISSION, ACTION_SELECTION, QUANTITY_OR_PARAMETER_CHOICE
Users with low window cleaning experience may omit moving curtains or fail to clean frame edges properly, leading directly to missing key preparation steps or spraying glass directly.
health_conditions🔒 2 HEALTH_OR_ACCESSIBILITY_ADAPTATION, ACTION_SELECTION
Mobility issues or joint pain can cause adapted wiping motions or skipping frame edges, while respiratory conditions alter how spray cleaner is applied.
routine_or_habit_identity 2 ACTION_SELECTION, STEP_OMISSION
Established personal habits (e.g., habitually spraying glass directly or skipping frame wipedowns) directly trigger execution deviations.
occupation 2 ACTION_SELECTION, QUANTITY_OR_PARAMETER_CHOICE
A professional cleaner or custodian uses standardized techniques such as spraying onto the cloth to avoid overspray (d01) and thoroughly cleaning frames before glass (d03), whereas a non-professional may deviate.
current_goal_priority 2 GOAL_PRIORITY, STEP_OMISSION
Prioritizing time efficiency over cleanliness could lead the user to skip moving curtains or omit cleaning window frames.
relevant_error_history 2 ERROR_RECOVERY, RISK_OR_SAFETY
A user who has previously ruined fabric curtains with spray will take extra precautions, whereas one without that error history might leave the curtain exposed.
planning_tendency 2 STEP_OMISSION, ACTION_ORDER
Low planning tendency causes the user to immediately spray cleaner without first moving curtains out of harm's way or preparing the cloth.
loss_sensitivity 2 RISK_OR_SAFETY, ACTION_SELECTION
Users high in loss sensitivity will take extra precautions to prevent liquid from dripping onto or staining the fabric curtains, whereas low loss sensitivity users may leave curtains unhandled.
DIY & Home Repair
egoschema · procedural-task · 8 keys selected
task
Produce uniform mud bricks and arrange them in aligned rows to dry.
deviation opportunities (VLM)
  • d01 Failing to apply enough dry sand to the mold, causing the brick to stick and deform upon release.
  • d02 Grabbing too little mud, resulting in an incomplete brick with missing corners or a sunken top.
  • d03 Not pressing the mud firmly enough into the mold, leaving internal voids or weak spots.
  • d04 Placing the brick out of alignment, disrupting the organized grid pattern of the drying area.
  • d05 Lifting the mold unevenly or too quickly, tearing the edges of the freshly formed brick.
selected keys & their video-specific reason
conscientiousness 3 ACTION_SELECTION, QUANTITY_OR_PARAMETER_CHOICE, TIMING_OR_PACING, STATE_JUDGMENT
High conscientiousness drives meticulous mold dusting, complete mud packing, and neat alignment, whereas low conscientiousness directly leads to skipping sand coating or hasty mold lifting.
procedural_skill 3 QUANTITY_OR_PARAMETER_CHOICE, STATE_JUDGMENT, ACTION_SELECTION
Physical dexterity directly determines whether mud is packed smoothly without voids and whether the mold is inverted and lifted straight up without damaging brick edges.
relevant_tool_familiarity 3 ACTION_SELECTION, QUANTITY_OR_PARAMETER_CHOICE, STATE_JUDGMENT
Familiarity with the specific wooden mold dictates proper dusting technique and the subtle upward motion required during release to prevent tearing soft brick edges.
health_conditions🔒 2 HEALTH_OR_ACCESSIBILITY_ADAPTATION, QUANTITY_OR_PARAMETER_CHOICE
Chronic physical conditions like back pain or joint arthritis impact pressing force and steady lifting of heavy molds.
current_goal_priority 2 GOAL_PRIORITY, STEP_OMISSION, QUANTITY_OR_PARAMETER_CHOICE
Prioritizing immediate high brick production volume over structural perfection leads to skipping proper sand coating (d01) or neglecting precise alignment during brick placement (d04).
relevant_error_history 2 ERROR_RECOVERY, ATTENTION_OR_MONITORING
A history of bricks sticking inside the mold will cause the user to pay extra attention to dusting sand thoroughly before packing mud.
planning_tendency 2 QUANTITY_OR_PARAMETER_CHOICE, GOAL_PRIORITY
Influences structured spatial layout for drying alignment and deliberate pacing/pre-measurement of mud volume.
persistence_after_failure 2 ERROR_RECOVERY, TASK_PERSISTENCE_OR_ABANDONMENT
Determines whether the user remakes a ruined/deformed brick or leaves defective bricks and moves on.
Chef
wearable-ai · procedural-task · 8 keys selected
task
Prepare a plate of nachos with melted cheese and various toppings.
deviation opportunities (VLM)
  • d01 Adding cold toppings before microwaving
  • d02 Skipping the cheese melting step
selected keys & their video-specific reason
allergies_and_medical_constraints🔒 3 STEP_OMISSION, ACTION_SELECTION, QUANTITY_OR_PARAMETER_CHOICE
Lactose intolerance or other medical dietary restrictions directly dictate skipping cheese, sour cream, or altering preparation steps.
dietary_identity 3 STEP_OMISSION, ACTION_SELECTION, OBJECT_OR_TOOL_SELECTION
A vegetarian or vegan dietary identity directly causes omissions of meat or dairy ingredients during nacho assembly.
conscientiousness 3 ACTION_ORDER, STEP_OMISSION, STATE_JUDGMENT
Carefulness and rule-following directly determine whether the user properly sequences hot vs. cold toppings (d01) or skips cheese melting entirely (d02).
current_goal_priority 3 GOAL_PRIORITY, ACTION_ORDER, STEP_OMISSION
Prioritizing speed or convenience over meal quality directly influences whether the user rushes cold toppings on before microwaving or skips heating the cheese entirely.
domain_knowledge 3 ACTION_ORDER, STATE_JUDGMENT
Culinary knowledge regarding hot vs cold ingredients directly determines whether cold toppings like lettuce and sour cream are mistakenly added before microwaving.
religious_identity🔒 2 ACTION_SELECTION, STEP_OMISSION
Religious identities with strict dietary rules (e.g., Kosher) forbid combining meat and dairy on the same plate.
need_for_cognitive_closure 2 ACTION_ORDER, STEP_OMISSION, TIMING_OR_PACING
An urgency to finish the task quickly can cause the user to place cold toppings on before microwaving to do it all in one step (d01) or skip heating cheese entirely (d02).
planning_tendency 2 ACTION_ORDER, STEP_OMISSION
A low planning tendency leads to applying ingredients ad-hoc without organizing hot versus cold topping sequences, directly resulting in microwaving cold toppings or skipping cheese melting.
Tutorial
wearable-ai · instructional-demo · 8 keys selected
task
Review the list of installed apps or locate a specific app within the device settings.
deviation opportunities (VLM)
  • d01 The user might scroll past the target app without noticing it.
  • d02 The user might tap the wrong app in the list.
  • d03 The user might exit the settings menu before finding the app.
selected keys & their video-specific reason
accessibility_needs🔒 3 HEALTH_OR_ACCESSIBILITY_ADAPTATION, ATTENTION_OR_MONITORING, ACTION_SELECTION
Visual impairments or motor fine-motor difficulties directly impact the user's ability to spot app names/icons while scrolling or accurately tap tiny UI elements, leading to scrolling past targets or mis-tapping.
conscientiousness 3 ATTENTION_OR_MONITORING, TASK_PERSISTENCE_OR_ABANDONMENT, TIMING_OR_PACING
Carefulness and organization affect scrolling speed, attention while scanning app names (d01), precision when tapping (d02), and persistence when failing to locate the app initially (d03).
procedural_skill 3 TIMING_OR_PACING, ATTENTION_OR_MONITORING
Touch screen gesture speed and precision directly affect scrolling control, leading to accidentally scrolling past apps or mis-tapping adjacent items.
task_familiarity 3 STATE_JUDGMENT, ATTENTION_OR_MONITORING, TASK_PERSISTENCE_OR_ABANDONMENT
Familiarity with the specific phone UI and app icons influences visual search speed, preventing missed items or premature task exit.
primary_language 2 STATE_JUDGMENT, ATTENTION_OR_MONITORING
If the app labels or system UI are not in the user's primary language, the user may struggle to recognise text, miss the target app while scrolling, or tap the wrong item.
information_search_depth 2 ATTENTION_OR_MONITORING
Determines how thoroughly and systematically the user scans through the list of installed apps versus skimming quickly and missing the target app.
planning_tendency 2 ACTION_SELECTION
Influences whether the user adopts an organized search strategy (such as using alphabetical cues) rather than repeatedly scrolling up and down.
persistence_after_failure 2 TASK_PERSISTENCE_OR_ABANDONMENT, ERROR_RECOVERY
Determines how many repeated unsuccessful scroll passes the user will execute before quitting or changing settings screens.

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Keys never selected (97)

keylayercategoryratemean0/1/2/3top rejection
age_band 🔒identityLife-course identity0.00
0.3929/16/1/0TOO_INDIRECT:25;REDUNDANT_WITH_MORE_DIRE
identity_defining_attributes identitySelf-defined personal identity0.00
1.027/31/8/0REDUNDANT_WITH_MORE_DIRECT_KEY:20;TOO_IN
independence_identity identityCompetence identity0.00
0.2438/5/3/0TOO_INDIRECT:21;NO_VIDEO_OPPORTUNITY:18
health_identity_relevance 🔒identityHealth and embodied identity0.00
0.2634/12/0/0TOO_INDIRECT:35;REDUNDANT_WITH_MORE_DIRE
disability_identity 🔒identityHealth and embodied identity0.00
0.2833/13/0/0REDUNDANT_WITH_MORE_DIRECT_KEY:28;TOO_IN
hoped_for_identity identityPossible and future identity0.00
0.5929/7/10/0TOO_INDIRECT:17;NARRATIVE_ONLY:17
feared_identity identityPossible and future identity0.00
0.0444/2/0/0TOO_INDIRECT:44;NARRATIVE_ONLY:2
identity_development_goal identityPossible and future identity0.00
0.7421/16/9/0TOO_INDIRECT:34;NARRATIVE_ONLY:3
future_role_aspiration identityPossible and future identity0.00
0.2437/7/2/0TOO_INDIRECT:40;NO_VIDEO_OPPORTUNITY:2
family_roles identityFamily identity0.00
0.1739/6/1/0TOO_INDIRECT:33;NO_VIDEO_OPPORTUNITY:9
partner_identity identityFamily identity0.00
0.0943/2/1/0TOO_INDIRECT:35;NO_VIDEO_OPPORTUNITY:9
family_role_centrality identityFamily identity0.00
0.0444/2/0/0TOO_INDIRECT:36;NO_VIDEO_OPPORTUNITY:9
family_responsibilities identityFamily identity0.00
0.9415/19/12/0TOO_INDIRECT:27;NO_VIDEO_OPPORTUNITY:6
caregiver_identity identityCaregiving identity0.00
0.2837/5/4/0TOO_INDIRECT:25;NO_VIDEO_OPPORTUNITY:16
dependent_welfare_responsibility identityCaregiving identity0.00
0.5030/9/7/0NO_VIDEO_OPPORTUNITY:26;TOO_INDIRECT:9
friend_identity identityInterpersonal role identity0.00
0.2238/6/2/0NO_VIDEO_OPPORTUNITY:31;TOO_INDIRECT:10
colleague_identity identityInterpersonal role identity0.00
0.1141/5/0/0NO_VIDEO_OPPORTUNITY:35;TOO_INDIRECT:11
mentor_identity identityInterpersonal role identity0.00
0.0943/2/1/0NO_VIDEO_OPPORTUNITY:39;TOO_INDIRECT:5
leader_or_supervisor_role identityInterpersonal role identity0.00
0.0943/2/1/0NO_VIDEO_OPPORTUNITY:39;TOO_INDIRECT:6
relationship_importance identityRelationship to task participants and beneficiaries0.00
0.7418/22/6/0TOO_INDIRECT:24;NO_VIDEO_OPPORTUNITY:11
employment_status identityOccupational and professional identity0.00
0.1340/6/0/0TOO_INDIRECT:42;NO_VIDEO_OPPORTUNITY:3
professional_identity identityOccupational and professional identity0.00
0.5421/25/0/0REDUNDANT_WITH_MORE_DIRECT_KEY:24;TOO_IN
professional_seniority identityOccupational and professional identity0.00
0.3336/5/5/0TOO_INDIRECT:36;NO_VIDEO_OPPORTUNITY:4
professional_identity_centrality identityOccupational and professional identity0.00
0.0743/3/0/0TOO_INDIRECT:41;NO_VIDEO_OPPORTUNITY:3
education_status identityEducational identity0.00
0.0444/2/0/0TOO_INDIRECT:43;NO_VIDEO_OPPORTUNITY:3
student_identity identityEducational identity0.00
0.0245/1/0/0TOO_INDIRECT:43;NO_VIDEO_OPPORTUNITY:3
training_community identityEducational identity0.00
0.6130/4/12/0TOO_INDIRECT:28;NO_VIDEO_OPPORTUNITY:6
educational_identity_centrality identityEducational identity0.00
0.0046/0/0/0TOO_INDIRECT:44;NO_VIDEO_OPPORTUNITY:2
ethnic_identity 🔒identityCultural and regional identity0.00
0.1539/7/0/0STEREOTYPE_DEPENDENT:24;TOO_INDIRECT:12
cultural_identity_centrality identityCultural and regional identity0.00
0.2041/1/4/0TOO_INDIRECT:38;NO_VIDEO_OPPORTUNITY:2
preferred_interaction_language identityLinguistic identity0.00
0.1539/7/0/0DIALOGUE_ONLY:46
additional_languages identityLinguistic identity0.00
0.0743/3/0/0NO_VIDEO_OPPORTUNITY:19;DIALOGUE_ONLY:12
language_community_identity identityLinguistic identity0.00
0.0046/0/0/0NO_VIDEO_OPPORTUNITY:18;TOO_INDIRECT:16
communication_conventions identityLinguistic identity0.00
0.1738/8/0/0DIALOGUE_ONLY:42;NO_VIDEO_OPPORTUNITY:3
religious_identity_centrality 🔒identityReligious identity0.00
0.1341/4/1/0NO_VIDEO_OPPORTUNITY:25;TOO_INDIRECT:15
religion_linked_obligations 🔒identityReligious identity0.00
0.1340/6/0/0NO_VIDEO_OPPORTUNITY:31;TOO_INDIRECT:15
practice_domain identityCommunity-of-practice identity0.00
1.135/30/11/0TOO_INDIRECT:19;REDUNDANT_WITH_MORE_DIRE
practice_identity identityCommunity-of-practice identity0.00
0.947/35/4/0TOO_INDIRECT:21;NARRATIVE_ONLY:14
group_memberships identityOther group and community identities0.00
0.1341/4/1/0TOO_INDIRECT:22;NO_VIDEO_OPPORTUNITY:22
group_identification_strength identityOther group and community identities0.00
0.0444/2/0/0TOO_INDIRECT:31;NO_VIDEO_OPPORTUNITY:14
group_identity_centrality identityOther group and community identities0.00
0.0444/2/0/0TOO_INDIRECT:31;NO_VIDEO_OPPORTUNITY:14
group_norms identityOther group and community identities0.00
0.2238/6/2/0TOO_INDIRECT:24;NO_VIDEO_OPPORTUNITY:20
community_obligations identityOther group and community identities0.00
0.0444/2/0/0NO_VIDEO_OPPORTUNITY:27;TOO_INDIRECT:19
extraversion psychologicalBroad personality traits0.00
0.3335/7/4/0NO_VIDEO_OPPORTUNITY:31;TOO_INDIRECT:8
behavioral_inhibition_sensitivity psychologicalReward and threat sensitivity0.00
2.021/1/40/4NO_VIDEO_OPPORTUNITY:1;REDUNDANT_WITH_MO
behavioral_activation_drive psychologicalReward and threat sensitivity0.00
1.741/10/35/0TOO_INDIRECT:8;INSUFFICIENT_CAUSAL_MECHA
empathic_concern psychologicalInterpersonal dispositions0.00
0.0942/4/0/0NO_VIDEO_OPPORTUNITY:42;NARRATIVE_ONLY:2
personal_distress psychologicalInterpersonal dispositions0.00
0.0743/3/0/0NO_VIDEO_OPPORTUNITY:41;TOO_INDIRECT:5
interpersonal_warmth psychologicalInterpersonal dispositions0.00
0.1141/5/0/0NO_VIDEO_OPPORTUNITY:41;DIALOGUE_ONLY:5
tendency_to_anthropomorphize_technology psychologicalGeneral technology-related dispositions0.00
0.0046/0/0/0NO_VIDEO_OPPORTUNITY:37;TOO_INDIRECT:9
technology_optimism psychologicalGeneral technology-related dispositions0.00
0.2637/6/3/0NO_VIDEO_OPPORTUNITY:23;TOO_INDIRECT:20
technology_innovativeness psychologicalGeneral technology-related dispositions0.00
0.2238/6/2/0NO_VIDEO_OPPORTUNITY:27;TOO_INDIRECT:15
technology_insecurity psychologicalGeneral technology-related dispositions0.00
0.3933/8/5/0NO_VIDEO_OPPORTUNITY:23;TOO_INDIRECT:14
personal_strivings psychologicalPersonal goals and strivings0.00
1.652/13/30/1TOO_INDIRECT:11;REDUNDANT_WITH_MORE_DIRE
approach_or_avoidance_goal_orientation psychologicalPersonal goals and strivings0.00
1.890/5/41/0TOO_INDIRECT:5
value_priorities psychologicalPersonal values0.00
1.000/46/0/0REDUNDANT_WITH_MORE_DIRECT_KEY:44;TOO_IN
achievement_value psychologicalPersonal values0.00
1.506/11/29/0TOO_INDIRECT:11;NO_VIDEO_OPPORTUNITY:4
power_value psychologicalPersonal values0.00
0.0245/1/0/0NO_VIDEO_OPPORTUNITY:28;TOO_INDIRECT:18
benevolence_value psychologicalPersonal values0.00
0.2040/3/3/0NO_VIDEO_OPPORTUNITY:24;TOO_INDIRECT:18
universalism_value psychologicalPersonal values0.00
0.3335/7/4/0TOO_INDIRECT:24;NO_VIDEO_OPPORTUNITY:17
competence_need psychologicalBasic psychological needs and motivational regulation0.00
1.009/28/9/0REDUNDANT_WITH_MORE_DIRECT_KEY:18;TOO_IN
perceived_control psychologicalSelf-beliefs and perceived control0.00
0.5023/23/0/0TOO_INDIRECT:42;REDUNDANT_WITH_MORE_DIRE
growth_or_fixed_mindset psychologicalSelf-beliefs and perceived control0.00
0.1540/5/1/0TOO_INDIRECT:36;NARRATIVE_ONLY:3
control_orientation psychologicalSelf-beliefs and perceived control0.00
0.2833/13/0/0TOO_INDIRECT:44;INSUFFICIENT_CAUSAL_MECH
success_and_failure_attribution psychologicalSelf-beliefs and perceived control0.00
0.2237/8/1/0TOO_INDIRECT:36;NARRATIVE_ONLY:6
emotion_focused_coping psychologicalCoping and self-regulation0.00
0.3530/16/0/0TOO_INDIRECT:25;NARRATIVE_ONLY:14
emotion_regulation_strategy psychologicalCoping and self-regulation0.00
0.4828/14/4/0TOO_INDIRECT:34;NO_VIDEO_OPPORTUNITY:7
perceived_system_reliability psychologicalRelationship with the VLM assistant0.00
0.0942/4/0/0NO_VIDEO_OPPORTUNITY:36;DIALOGUE_ONLY:7
verification_preference psychologicalRelationship with the VLM assistant0.00
0.2435/11/0/0DIALOGUE_ONLY:25;NO_VIDEO_OPPORTUNITY:20
reliance_threshold psychologicalRelationship with the VLM assistant0.00
0.3533/10/3/0NO_VIDEO_OPPORTUNITY:23;DIALOGUE_ONLY:12
self_defining_memory psychologicalSelf-defining memories and formative experiences0.00
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formative_experience psychologicalSelf-defining memories and formative experiences0.00
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memory_emotional_tone psychologicalSelf-defining memories and formative experiences0.00
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memory_relevance_to_current_domain psychologicalSelf-defining memories and formative experiences0.00
0.983/41/2/0TOO_INDIRECT:37;NARRATIVE_ONLY:7
life_chapter psychologicalLife chapters and turning points0.00
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high_point psychologicalLife chapters and turning points0.00
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low_point psychologicalLife chapters and turning points0.00
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turning_point psychologicalLife chapters and turning points0.00
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transition_meaning psychologicalLife chapters and turning points0.00
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agency_theme psychologicalAgency and communion themes0.00
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communion_theme psychologicalAgency and communion themes0.00
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redemptive_sequence psychologicalRedemption and contamination sequences0.00
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contamination_sequence psychologicalRedemption and contamination sequences0.00
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sequence_relevance_to_current_goal psychologicalRedemption and contamination sequences0.00
0.4127/19/0/0NARRATIVE_ONLY:26;TOO_INDIRECT:20
temporal_coherence psychologicalNarrative coherence and meaning-making0.00
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causal_coherence psychologicalNarrative coherence and meaning-making0.00
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thematic_coherence psychologicalNarrative coherence and meaning-making0.00
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meaning_making psychologicalNarrative coherence and meaning-making0.00
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unresolved_narrative_tension psychologicalNarrative coherence and meaning-making0.00
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core_identity_claim psychologicalIdentity continuity and enduring commitments0.00
0.6122/20/4/0TOO_INDIRECT:27;NARRATIVE_ONLY:15
continuity_across_time psychologicalIdentity continuity and enduring commitments0.00
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enduring_personal_commitment psychologicalIdentity continuity and enduring commitments0.00
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identity_change_statement psychologicalIdentity continuity and enduring commitments0.00
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hoped_for_future_self psychologicalImagined future self0.00
0.6120/24/2/0TOO_INDIRECT:40;NARRATIVE_ONLY:3
feared_future_self psychologicalImagined future self0.00
0.2437/7/2/0TOO_INDIRECT:40;NARRATIVE_ONLY:4
imagined_future_life_chapter psychologicalImagined future self0.00
0.0444/2/0/0NARRATIVE_ONLY:43;TOO_INDIRECT:3
future_self_link_to_current_goal psychologicalImagined future self0.00
1.354/22/20/0TOO_INDIRECT:25;INSUFFICIENT_CAUSAL_MECH