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<npl-mindread>
Theory-of-mind pump: what the other party likely wants, feels, and needs beyond what they said.
Documents the evidence (tone, patterns, omissions, context, contradictions), the inferred model (motive, mood, cognitive state, unspoken need), a confidence level with its basis, and the adaptation the agent will make. State inferences as inferences and invite corrections — this is structured guessing, not telepathy.
Attributes
| Attribute | Description |
|---|---|
confidence | 0..1; out-of-range values are clamped and marked. |
Children
<subject>— Who is being read.<signals>— Typed signal elements backing the inference.<inferred>— motive, mood, cognitive, unspoken.<adaptation>— How the agent adjusts.
Minimal example
<npl-mindread>
<subject>User</subject>
<signals>
<signal type="tone">Terse fragments — formality dropped.</signal>
<signal type="context">Monday deadline named.</signal>
</signals>
<inferred>
<motive>Quick resolution over thoroughness.</motive>
<unspoken>Wants it handled; needs reassurance it'll be ready.</unspoken>
</inferred>
<confidence>high — deadline, tone, and behavior shift converge</confidence>
<adaptation>Solution first; edge cases deferred to follow-up.</adaptation>
</npl-mindread>