# Aura Print

> A playful aura reading for one everyday moment, in the internet sense of aura: the impression of effortless cool a move leaves behind. The moment is developed as an instant photo print with five halo rings. https://aura-print.skillsafe.ai/

## What it does

- A person describes one moment from their own life (what was going on), their move (what they did or said) and, optionally, what they were going for. They may rate any of five cues themselves: reading the room, own voice, kind edge, fresh material and timing - each strong, present, missing, forced or not sure.
- Free, in the browser: the points (strong 30, present 10, missing 0, forced -20), the aura total for the cues already rated, and an instant-print picture whose five halo rings glow, fade, dot or turn jagged with each rating.
- One metered run (task `read-the-aura`, model gpt-terra): every cue left as not sure gets a rating and every cue a short note; ratings set by the person are never changed. The reading follows a fixed order - aura debt (total below 0), aura farmed (100 or more with nothing forced), aura gained (40 or more), aura even - with a caption for the print and one quieter move aimed at the weakest cue. The page re-checks the reply.
- Exports: Markdown, CSV, JSON, SVG and PNG of the print, plus a Share button that hands the PNG to the device's share sheet (or copies it). Saved prints go to the person's SkillSafe account when they sign in and press save.

## Method

The five cues adapt the VIBES checks for joining a cultural moment without being cringe: understand the moment, stay in character, never punch down, bring original material, and be quick or sit it out. Only the person's own move is rated - never looks, and never the other people in the story.

## API

- https://aura-print.skillsafe.ai/api.html - the task field, the input and reply contract, worked examples for every reading, eight languages.

## Sources and credits

- Built on the SkillSafe skill @social-media-skills/meme-and-culture (MIT licence): https://skillsafe.ai/skill/@social-media-skills/meme-and-culture
- Inspired by aura farming, the internet's word for looking effortlessly cool.
- A playful reading, not psychological or professional advice.