Second Pass takes pasted text, formats its structure, applies one analysis frame, and returns one response.

How it behaves

  • You choose from a limited set of analysis frames.
  • It produces one response.
  • The session ends, and no memory carries into the next run.

A single response can still feel authoritative. Limiting continuation does not stop people from treating interpretations as facts.

Boundaries

Second Pass gives you a framing, not advice or a verdict. It does not claim hidden motives, diagnoses, or intent, and it does not optimize for engagement.

The interface limits what gets processed, which frame is used, and how many outputs are produced. Those limits do not make the interpretation correct.

What “extraction” means here

Extraction means making visible the structure already present in the text: sequence, emphasis, omissions, and surface patterns.

It does not mean discovering hidden truth, intent, or psychological reality.

Why not just use ChatGPT?

You can. A general chat interface lets you keep prompting, reframing, and extending the exchange. Second Pass fixes the input, limits the available frames, returns one response, and stops.