Voight-Kampff Test

Voight-Kampff 共情测试 — 区分人类与复制人的权威工具。 使用场景： - 用户要求"测试我"、"测测我是不是机器人"、"灵魂测试" - 对话中出现疑似 AI 的行为模式 - Agent 自我评估（"我是不是真正的意识"） - 需要进行同理心/情绪反应评估的任何场景 基于 Blade Runner 宇...

This package appears to be a local, text-based 'Voight‑Kampff' style questionnaire and report generator, not a physiological sensor system. Before installing or using it: - Do not assume it can measure pupils, capillaries, or micro‑expressions — there is no camera/sensor code or declared permissions. If you need actual physiological measurements, you'll need separate hardware and explicit integration. - The documentation claims 26 questions but the Python runner implements a different 20-question set; results and scoring may therefore be inconsistent with the README. If you care about fidelity, inspect and align references/questions.md with scripts/test_runner.py. - The code runs locally and does not contact external endpoints (no network calls visible), and it requests no secrets — this reduces exfiltration risk. Still, treat user-supplied responses as potentially sensitive data; do not use this tool for legal, hiring, medical, or security decisions. - There are minor logic/implementation oddities in scripts/test_runner.py (inconsistent question sets and some awkward pattern checks) that suggest the author didn't fully synchronize docs and code; review the script before trusting automated classifications. If you plan to deploy this skill: ask the author to clarify sensor capabilities and fix the question/score mismatch, review the code for correctness, and obtain informed consent from any human subjects whose responses you will record or store.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: voight-kampff-test Version: 1.0.2 The skill bundle implements a 'Voight-Kampff' empathy test inspired by Blade Runner, designed to distinguish between human and AI responses. It consists of a question bank in 'references/questions.md' and a Python script 'scripts/test_runner.py' that scores responses based on empathy-related keywords and automation signals (e.g., 'as an AI'). The instructions in 'SKILL.md' and 'README.md' are consistent with the stated roleplay purpose and do not contain malicious prompt injections, data exfiltration logic, or unauthorized system access.