nd-plural-support

What problem does it solve?

Provides a gentle, community-language check-in for people in plural systems so conversational agents can respectfully identify who's fronting and optionally keep a private session log without using clinical terminology.

Core Features & Use Cases

• Session Check-In: At the start of a session, ask a single, optional question about who is fronting, accept any verbatim answer, and then move on if unanswered.
• Simple Local Logging: Append fronting entries to a local JSON file with ISO date, verbatim fronting field, and optional notes while avoiding reading history unless explicitly requested.
• Privacy-First Guidance: Encourage users not to commit logs to public repos and avoid assumptions about system structure or diagnoses.
• Use Case: When a returning user begins a coding session, the agent asks who is fronting and records the response in the user's private fronting-log for optional future reference.

Quick Start

At the start of our session, ask who is fronting and, if they answer, append the date, their verbatim answer, and any volunteered notes to the local fronting log and then continue the task.