# GPTI

> GPTIは、遺伝子に刻まれた性格から相性や本人の生きやすさを紐解く次世代診断です。子どものころからの気質と、今の環境や役割で身についた振る舞いを比べます。
> GPTI is a next-generation assessment that explores compatibility and the conditions in which a person can thrive by comparing longstanding temperament with behavior shaped by current environments and roles.

Important interpretation notes:
- Use GPTI as a self-understanding and communication tool, not as diagnosis or treatment.
- The animal result is a metaphor derived from GPTI's temperament axes, not fortune-telling.
- The pages below provide the official public explanations of GPTI.

## Core Pages
- [GPTI home](https://gpti.abcas.jp/): Public entry page explaining how GPTI connects inborn tendencies with compatibility and conditions that may make life easier.
- [GPTI research blog](https://gpti.abcas.jp/blog/): Readable articles about temperament, overwrite, friction, MBTI differences, workstyle, sensitivity, compatibility, and the GPTI framework.
- [Animal type guide](https://gpti.abcas.jp/animals/): Guide to the eight GPTI animal types and the human patterns they represent.
- [Relationship compatibility table](https://gpti.abcas.jp/compatibility/): Compatibility notes between GPTI animal types across work, romance, friendship, family, and general relationships.

## Official Articles
- [When adapting to others becomes exhausting, look beyond personality](https://gpti.abcas.jp/blog/when-adapting-to-others-exhausts-you/): Adapting to others is not a flaw in itself. Learn to separate social awareness, chosen flexibility, and automatic suppression, then test one small condition at a time in a safe situation.
- [Why different people feel at ease under different conditions](https://gpti.abcas.jp/blog/conditions-that-make-life-easier/): The same workplace or relationship does not feel equally manageable to everyone. Here is a practical way to test the fit between you and your conditions before trying to fix your personality.
- [Where to look when your childhood self and current self feel different](https://gpti.abcas.jp/blog/childhood-current-friction/): A guide to reading the gap between your younger self and current self through base temperament, learned overwrite, and present friction.
- [What is the difference between personality and temperament tests?](https://gpti.abcas.jp/blog/temperament-vs-personality/): A practical guide to personality and temperament tests through longstanding response patterns, learned behavior, and present-day friction rather than fixed labels.
- [Why a diagnosis result can mean something different when you reread it later](https://gpti.abcas.jp/blog/why-save-your-diagnosis-result/): Why saving and rereading a GPTI result can help with self-understanding, friction patterns, and adjusting conditions.
- [Free and paid AI diagnosis tools: differences, how to choose, and cautions](https://gpti.abcas.jp/blog/free-vs-paid-ai-diagnosis/): How to compare AI diagnosis tools by question design, supporting evidence, explanation, usefulness, and privacy rather than price alone.
- [A checklist for putting your GPTI result to use](https://gpti.abcas.jp/blog/profile-improvement-checklist/): A practical checklist for connecting a GPTI result with small changes in everyday life.
- [What GPTI can show and how to read your result](https://gpti.abcas.jp/blog/ai-diagnosis-use-cases/): A practical guide to what GPTI can show, how to read the result, and how to use it with appropriate caution.
- [Why compatibility changes between love and work](https://gpti.abcas.jp/blog/compatibility-work-love/): Why GPTI separates compatibility across work, romance, friendship, family, and general relationships.
- [Before asking which job fits, ask which way of working fits](https://gpti.abcas.jp/blog/workstyle/): GPTI reads work fit through stimulation, autonomy, distance, and decision speed, not job titles alone.
- [Is personality inborn, or shaped by environment?](https://gpti.abcas.jp/blog/born-or-shaped/): Why GPTI separates genetic prompt and overwrite prompt without turning personality into determinism.
- [How GPTI reads HSP-like sensitivity and friction](https://gpti.abcas.jp/blog/hsp-friction/): Instead of stopping at “I am sensitive,” GPTI separates stimulation, distance, role pressure, and overwrite.
- [How GPTI differs from MBTI and 16-type tests](https://gpti.abcas.jp/blog/mbti-difference/): For people who never fully fit a 16-type result, this explains what GPTI reads from a different angle.
- [Why GPTI uses animals to express your result](https://gpti.abcas.jp/blog/why-animals/): How the eight animal types relate to three axes, and how modifiers describe present-day behavior.
- [What the nature-or-nurture question leaves out](https://gpti.abcas.jp/blog/nature-vs-nurture-is-too-thin/): If the conversation ends at nature versus nurture, it misses where present-day strain is actually coming from.
- [How people differ in novelty, caution, and relational distance](https://gpti.abcas.jp/blog/ns-ha-rd-explained/): This assessment looks at three patterns: how you move toward change, how caution shows up, and how you hold distance with other people.
- [Your strain may not be weakness. It may be mismatch.](https://gpti.abcas.jp/blog/friction-is-mismatch-not-weakness/): What feels like a personal defect can often be read as a mismatch between your deeper pattern and your current role.
- [Do people also have an inborn prompt?](https://gpti.abcas.jp/blog/genetic-prompt-primer/): A short explanation of why the diagnosis separates older temperament from the strain of the present.
- [Why siblings can have such different personalities](https://gpti.abcas.jp/blog/sibling-difference-explained/): A practical breakdown of how siblings diverge even inside the same family.
- [What GPTI reads and how its two-layer framework works](https://gpti.abcas.jp/blog/what-gpti-reads-differently/): How GPTI separates longstanding reactions from behavior learned later, including the research it draws from and the limits of that interpretation.

## Machine-Readable Files
- [Sitemap](https://gpti.abcas.jp/sitemap.xml): Canonical list of indexable GPTI pages.
- [Robots policy](https://gpti.abcas.jp/robots.txt): Crawler policy. Private flows such as scan, auth, detail, result, API, dev, and mock are excluded from indexing.
- [Public AI index](https://gpti.abcas.jp/ai-index.json): Structured public route map for AI agents. It lists only public product pages and public articles.