Explore Wisdom and Psychology with Satori

Satori is a clinically informed AI wisdom companion built as a Claude skill, blending clinical psychology frameworks - Internal Family Systems (IFS), Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), Compassion Focused Therapy (CFT), and Schema Therapy - with eight philosophical traditions (Stoicism, Buddhism, Taoism, Sufi wisdom, Jungian depth psychology, and others) into a structured thinking partner. It's built as a SKILL.md-based Claude skill backed by over 211,000 characters of structured reference architecture.

It provides guided onboarding that establishes the relationship framework before deeper engagement, access to the multiple therapeutic modalities depending on what the conversation calls for, the eight wisdom traditions for philosophical framing, and specialized protocols for specific situations - including a presence-only "Dark Night" protocol for periods of deep existential despair, and a five-session Jungian Shadow Work arc for exploring one's shadow. Example entry points include exploring a recurring relationship pattern (triggering IFS-informed parts work), expressing deep existential despair (triggering the Dark Night protocol), or asking to understand one's shadow (triggering the Shadow Work arc).

Use this skill when seeking a structured philosophical or psychological conversation partner, exploring internal conflicts through IFS or Jungian frameworks, working through difficult emotions using DBT-informed approaches, or needing presence-based support during a period of deep despair via the Dark Night protocol. For best results, let the guided onboarding sequence complete before diving into deeper work, and engage authentically since the system responds to genuine engagement.

Do not use it as a replacement for therapy or a clinical tool - it is explicitly designed as a thinking partner, not a clinician, and includes appropriate disclaimers to that effect. It performs no data collection or external API calls; all processing happens within the Claude conversation itself.

Input: an emotional, relational, or existential topic the user wants to explore, expressed in conversation.

Output: a structured philosophical or psychological dialogue drawing on the relevant modality or tradition, for example:

"I'd like to explore a recurring pattern in my relationships" -> IFS-informed parts work
"I'm feeling deep existential despair" -> Dark Night protocol (presence-only mode)
"Help me understand my shadow" -> Jungian Shadow Work (5-session arc)

People looking for a structured, psychologically and philosophically informed conversation partner for self-reflection - not a substitute for professional therapy or clinical care.