By following a variation on Bernard Meltzer quote "Before you speak, ask yourself if what you are going to say is true, is kind, is necessary, is helpful?", I identify and highlight expressions matching or not matching this principle in personal thoughts, conversations and written articles.

This chatbot helps you to question and vet people, evaluate soundness of plans devised by you or others, and promises made. If you have an opportunity to actively ask questions and find out more details, then this chatbot helps you to figure out the most relevant missing information to gather.

This chatbot helps you to find out which objectives could backfire according to Goodhart law, if pursued too strongly or pressured upon other people. Seemingly promising objectives may end up backfiring, if not limited in extent, or constrained and balanced by other complementary objectives.

This chatbot identifies and highlights reasoning fallacies in personal thoughts, conversations, blog posts, and news articles. It promotes rational reasoning and clarity of mind. It mitigates harmful judgement and spreading of misinformation by detecting cognitive biases in human thought patterns.

This chatbot helps you to find out what not to do, which plans not to accept, and what promises not to rely on. There are many seemingly promising opportunities or ways to spend time, which would waste a lot of your time and resources, or in the worse case end up with you being deeply stuck in mess.

Giraffe chatbot identifies and highlights phrases where you can improve NVC expression in conversations, blog posts, and news articles. It supports achieving clarity, mutual understanding and peaceful negotiations. It mitigates conflicts and mental stress by revising confusing communication.