Not another IQ score.
A map of how you adapt.

Find a suggested starting path, see your current room to manoeuvre, and explore two dimensions of applied intelligence: focus and recovery, and reasoning and learning.

This is a research profile, not a diagnosis, social classification or validated single “G score”. The original Core has pilot psychometric data. Adaptive Conditions, Path Control, Reality Coupling and the optional AI-use checks are experimental.

Think about your everyday work, study or projects over the past two weeks. Rate how often each statement is true for you. Typical completion time: 7–10 minutes. The Human × AI section is optional and comes after your main profile.

YOUR STARTING PATH↓YOUR ROOM TO MANOEUVRE↓YOUR APPLIED INTELLIGENCE

AIP — Adaptive Intelligence Profile

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1 · Your suggested starting path

Try this first

A provisional starting point based on your past two weeks, not a fixed type or a judgement of your ability. Check whether it fits your situation.

2 · Your room to manoeuvre

Your place on the Adaptive Agency Curve

Read left to right: from fewer workable alternatives to more room to choose. The marker shows your estimated zone, not a percentile or precise agency score. The curve is conceptual; it does not measure intelligence or social position.

3 · Your two applied-intelligence dimensions

Your applied intelligence

These are self-reported patterns, not task-tested abilities. Each bar compares your answers with the original small pilot group.

How to read the bars: the dot is your pilot-reference T-score. The centre line is the pilot average of 50; 10 points equals one pilot standard deviation. Higher means you reported the useful behaviours more often. It is not an IQ score, a percentage or a population ranking.

About the pilot comparison and labels

The reference group contains just 23 complete respondents. Comparisons are exploratory and may change with a larger, more representative sample. The two original four-item scales are scored separately; there is no overall AIP score.

Low, Moderate and Strong describe your response pattern on the original 1–5 scale: below 2.5, 2.5 to below 3.5, and 3.5 or above. They are simple descriptive bands, not validated cut-offs. The separate T-score compares that pattern with the pilot group.

The shaded middle of each bar runs from T=40 to T=60 (within one standard deviation of the pilot mean). Workload, interruptions and support can affect your answers; a lower result does not establish a cognitive weakness.

Make sense of the detail with a coach

A coaching session can explore your detailed path-control and action-to-learning results, alongside the demands and choices in your life.

Your full score data remain available in your download. Coaching adds guided interpretation, not additional validated test scores.

Optional · How AI fits your thinking

Optional Human × AI check

If you used AI for work, study or projects in the past two weeks, add a short H-AGI-informed check. It separates current AI-supported performance from the understanding, judgement and recovery ability you may want to retain.

What kind of thinking do you most often use AI for?

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Interpret scores as current self-reported patterns, not fixed traits. Context matters. A low score may reflect workload, interruptions, tool friction or other environmental constraints as well as person-level capability.

Not another IQ score.A map of how you adapt.

Your place on the Adaptive Agency Curve

Your applied intelligence

Make sense of the detail with a coach

Optional Human × AI check

Not another IQ score.
A map of how you adapt.