Deep Personality in this channel's material In the captured conversation, Andrew Wilkinson, cofounder of Tiny, describes Deep Personality as a personal and professional automation he built with Claude Code and Opus 4.5 — the flagship example of moving from frustrated designer to full-time AI builder. The tool emerged from asking Claude what a therapist would want to know about a couple, which produced roughly 20 clinically validated tests combined into one system. The tool analyzes both partners, predicts conflict, and outputs a ~45-page analysis plus “how to work with me” cards and prompts to train a personal ChatGPT virtual therapist [^c36ed8df@0]. The homepage headline — “In 25 minutes, you'll understand yourself better than a therapist would after 10 sessions” — came from prompting with Made to Stick principles. Reading the couple analysis with his girlfriend Zoe: “it predicted every single fight that we have in our relationship.” Its deepest value is building empathy — the “it's not about the dirty dishes” dynamic. After a fight, the tool traced his behavior to a childhood feeling of being unlovable; “the moment I said that she softened.” Positioning is still undecided (corporate team-building, romance, hiring), but the whole website was built in two hours — one he'd previously have paid $25,000 for [^c36ed8df@0]. - Deep Personality is a relationship-analysis automation built with Claude Code and Opus 4.5, combining ~20 clinically validated tests.- It analyzes both partners, predicts conflict, and outputs a ~45-page analysis, “how to work with me” cards, and prompts for a personal ChatGPT virtual therapist.- In use, it predicted every fight in Wilkinson's relationship and its deepest value is building empathy.- The surrounding website was built in two hours; positioning (team-building, romance, hiring) is still undecided.