Echolalia

What problem does it solve?

This Skill helps clinicians and researchers determine whether speech fragments exhibit Echolalia (ECHO) or No-Echolalia (NO-ECHO), enabling consistent labeling in clinical transcripts and related studies.

Core Features & Use Cases

• Structured classification: Evaluates input text for echoic repetition and assigns a label with concise rationale.
• Guided evaluation process: Follows explicit criteria including a scratchpad-like reasoning trace and an exclusion checklist.
• Use Case: Researchers can annotate interview transcripts for studies on Thought Disorder and psycholinguistics, or clinicians can support diagnostic discussions.

Quick Start

Provide a speech fragment to classify. The tool returns a label (ECHO or NO-ECHO) and a structured evaluation including rationale.