DRI Practice

FM Scanner

Review text for signs of ownership, decision, and follow-through problems. Paste meeting notes, an email thread, or a transcript; the scanner flags phrases that match the seventeen failure modes and shows you the excerpts.

How It Works

What it helps with: a first read on whether a conversation shows the patterns, before anyone has to interpret it. What you provide: any working text, from a meeting recap to a long email thread; nothing leaves your browser. Only use information you are authorized to use. What you get: the failure modes the language points to, the exact excerpts that triggered each, and which of Truth, Authority, or Continuity is carrying the load. How to use it: treat each hit as a lead. Read the excerpt, decide whether it is really that pattern, and take the strong ones to the people in the conversation.

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Input
Paste transcript, email thread, or meeting notes
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Chunk
Text is segmented for pattern analysis
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Scan
Each segment checked against 17 Failure Modes
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Surface
Matches flagged with excerpts and signal strength
Input Artifact
Scan Results
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Paste text and click scan, or load the worked example to see what a result looks like.

▶ What this tool is / What this tool is not

This tool is

  • A pattern scanner: keyword density and phrase matching against the seventeen failure modes
  • A way to find leads worth a closer look
  • A starting point for a structural conversation
  • Built to observe and suggest, never to decide (the practice’s first automation rule, AR-001)

This tool is not

  • A verdict or diagnosis—interpretation remains with you
  • Semantic AI analysis—it matches patterns, not meaning
  • A substitute for judgment or context
  • Guaranteed accurate—false positives and negatives occur
  • A decision-maker—it does not prescribe action