You define the protocol
Channels, pacing, wording, signals, and what should happen next remain under your control.
Communication practice, on your terms
Make your signals easier to follow.
Define what helps when speech or processing becomes difficult. Practice with a person or an agent. The audit checks whether the communication partner adapted—not how you performed.
No login · No diagnosis · No timer · Works without an agent
Person-controlled signalsMore timeInformationRephraseStop
8scoped Site tools
0agent authority over signals
0server data stores
1source of truth: the person
An executable communication protocol
The page does more than describe what helps.
It gives a partner a bounded way to read, propose, repair, and learn—while every human signal and final decision stays visible and owner-controlled.
- BriefOnly owner-shared fields
- CheckDeterministic protocol rules
- SignalSelected only by the person
- ReflectThe partner is audited
The product inversion
The partner is accountable for adapting.
“Most conversation tools evaluate how well the person performed. How I Choose evaluates whether the communication partner adapted to the person.”
You choose what is shared
Only fields marked for agent access can appear in the current rehearsal brief.
Suggestions stay drafts
An agent can propose a change. You review, rewrite, accept, or reject every item visibly.
Clear boundary
A communication-practice tool—not a consent system.
Communication difficulty is not inability to decide. Silence or delayed response is never agreement. No diagnosis is required.