# MindFrame — MindOS: AI-Readable Project Brief

Canonical project page: https://markvizion.com/projects/mindframe-mindos
Live application: https://mind-debug.netlify.app
Owner: Mark Barnes / MarkVizion
Category: wellness
Stack: Next.js 15, React 19, TypeScript, Framer Motion, TailwindCSS

## Summary

A psychological self-assessment tool that maps your mental patterns as software — programs, processes, threats, and updates. 6 themed frameworks, built-in wellness tools, shareable insights.

## Problem

Mental wellness tools often feel clinical, generic, or too abstract for people who think in systems. MindFrame turns self-reflection into a familiar operating-system metaphor.

## Architecture

- Assessment engine maps answers into framework-specific psychological patterns.
- Six metaphor layers reuse the same core logic while changing language, visuals, and recommendations.
- Client-side interaction keeps the experience fast, private, and shareable.

## Evidence

- Live hosted application: https://mind-debug.netlify.app
- Live hosted application with complete assessment flow.
- Multiple mental-model frameworks, built-in wellness tools, and shareable results.
- Demonstrates product packaging, interaction writing, and themed UX systems.

## Tradeoffs

- Designed as self-reflection support, not medical diagnosis.
- Metaphor clarity matters more than clinical vocabulary for this audience.

## Outcome

A functional wellness product that proves Mark can turn abstract psychology into a usable, themed web experience.

## Authority Signal

Shows creative systems engineering applied to wellness UX and behavioral framing.

## Keywords

Mental Wellness, Self-Assessment, CBT Tools, 6 Frameworks, Next.js 15, React 19, TypeScript, Framer Motion, TailwindCSS, Shows creative systems engineering applied to wellness UX and behavioral framing.