Your questions are data about your life.
/stuck is a skill that studies your AI history to find recurring problems, underlying questions, and what's getting in your way.
local-first·no account·nothing sent to stuck.help
>"what area of Toronto could I live in to get back to London as quickly as possible?"
root→"Am I able to live a full life with my family?"
00/why
before memory
question → answer→forgotten
with memory
question ─┐ question ─┼→ pattern → underlying problem → intervention question ─┘
For years, conversations with AI were mostly disposable.
Memory changes that.
Across enough questions, your AI can see what repeats, what changes, what remains unresolved, and what you may actually be trying to solve.
question
↓
problem / decision / goal / exploration
↓
recurring family
↓
causal mechanism
↓
why does this matter?
↓
underlying question01/run
/stuck
reading history...
- last 7 days
- 38 conversations
- last 30 days
- 164 conversations
- last year
- history available
classifying...
- problems
- 14
- decisions
- 10
- goals
- 2
- explorations
- 21
finding recurrence...
- problem families
- 6
- recurring mechanisms
- 4
- underlying questions
- 3
✓ report generated
✓ share image generated
On the first run, stuck looks backwards. It analyses your last week, month and year to establish a baseline.
02/beneath the question
>what area of Toronto could I live in to get back to London as quickly as possible?
stuck.help does not invent the chain. When the reason would materially change the model, it asks and stops as soon as the real decision is clear.
03/classify
- problem
- something is making life worse
- decision
- something important remains unresolved
- goal
- something you're actively trying to create
- opportunity
- possible upside
- exploration
- you're simply learning
- "why won’t my oven turn on?"→problem
- "should I move to Toronto?"→decision
- "design motorcycle clothing"→goal
- "what does falling fertility imply?"→exploration
High chat volume does not mean high problem burden.
04/your report
24 jul - 23 aug
- problem burden
- 47.2
- new problems
- 14
- resolved
- 11
- remaining
- 3
burden by source
recurring
- 01household infrastructureoven · hob · broadband · blinds · air conditioning
- 02external-system uncertaintycontracts · privacy · email behaviour · financial products
stuck.help noticed
multiple apparently unrelated household problems came from the same underlying source: physical systems repeatedly requiring diagnosis, maintenance or replacement.
05/headspace over time
question share
Share of problem-question volume across recurring problems. Each column adds up to 100%, so the shape shows what is taking up more of your headspace over time.
- 1family distance34%
- 2where to live27%
- 3household infrastructure15%
- 4technology12%
- 5other12%
- 6admin loops0%
↑family distance is taking more question volume
↓admin loops have disappeared from the latest headspace share
This is not just how many problems you have. It is the share of your attention each recurring problem is consuming.
06/bottleneck
current constraint
The bottleneck is the problem holding the most other questions in place. Clear that, then look for the next constraint.
focus on this first
Make the Toronto/family-life decision concrete enough that the proxy questions can stop repeating.
mechanism
one unresolved decision keeps generating proxy questions about family, travel, housing and money.
next constraint
household infrastructure
This is not the only thing that matters. It is the thing that appears to be holding the most other things in place.
07/share
The full report stays with you. stuck.help can also generate a privacy-safe Open Graph image locally.
stuck.help / week 34
current bottleneck
where to live
holding in place
- "oven completely dead"→home
- "named hospital decision"→family
- "£18,400 expense"→financial impact
- "distance from family?"→omitted
Review it. Share it if you want. Nothing is published by stuck.help.
08/later
stuck
I've finished your first report.
Would you like me to keep doing this?
- [1]weekly
- [2]monthly
- [3]quarterly
- [4]no thanks
- weekly
- what happened?
- monthly
- what keeps happening?
- quarterly
- what is changing?
Scheduling is handled by your AI's existing task system. stuck.help doesn't run a service.
09/install
/stuck
first run:
- ✓last week
- ✓last month
- ✓last year
- ✓local report
- ✓optional share image
afterwards:
?set up recurring reviews
Run stuck. See what keeps getting in your way.