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Trajectory Inference Model (TIM)

"Because pattern is stronger than memory."

An illustrative timeline to plan boundaries, check-ins, and support. This tool uses the Trajectory Inference Model to illustrate behavioral system decay.

How It Works

The Trajectory Inference Model uses minimal symbolic input to illustrate when behavioral systems might lose containment pressure. You provide:

  • The rupture point (when the system was first disrupted)
  • Pattern type (how control typically manifests)
  • Visibility level (how public the disruption became)
  • Basic modifier information

The tool generates a timeline showing potential decay phases, mirage reinvention attempts, and collapse probability windows. It is illustrative, not determinative, and supports boundary and safety planning.

Psychological Safety Note: This tool provides structural analysis, not personal diagnosis. You can pause, hide, or reset the inference at any time.

DISCLAIMER: The Trajectory Inference Model (TIM) is a pattern analysis tool. It provides structural inference for illustrative purposes, not personal diagnosis or a prediction of specific individual behaviors.