Lobster SBTI Personality Test

Problem It Solves

lobster-sbti turns local OpenClaw usage traces into a shareable SBTI personality test. Instead of a questionnaire, it reads local data such as config complexity, session scale, plugin count, concurrency settings, and late-night activity to generate a playful personality profile. It is useful when you want a Markdown report and an SVG card produced entirely on the local machine.

How It Works

After installation, it can run automatically, be triggered with natural phrases such as “test my personality” or “sbti”, or be controlled with CLI options:
- Automatic analysis: covers dimensions including S self-awareness, E emotional investment, A attitude, Ac action style, and So social style.
- Data sources: includes config file size, model provider count, backup history, workspace files, session count, plugin count, concurrency, log activity, scheduled tasks, build cache, enabled channels, memory storage, and device bindings.
- Outputs: exports a Markdown report with the personality result, dimension score table, interpretation, and statistics JSON, and can generate an SVG card with an icon, badges, and score visualization.

Boundaries and Notes

The skill is explicitly for entertainment and should not be treated as a psychological assessment. Analysis runs locally and does not upload personal data, but results may change as usage habits evolve. Testing between 23:00 and 04:00 can trigger the DRUNK special result, while unmatched cases may fall back to HHHH. Re-run periodically and keep the output directory under local control.