Experience a voice AI interview that follows the evidence.
- It should identify itself as an AI voice agent.
- It should confirm that it has reached the intended participant before using your name or mentioning the fictional child.
- It should reconfirm your consent to voice processing and transcript creation.
- It should explain the fictional scenario and the evidence threads it will explore.
Start the Stage 2 demonstration
Sam Harrison, Year 4

Start with what is known. Clarify only what remains uncertain.
The agent does not repeat all 26 SNAP items. It operates inside a three-layer design that focuses the conversation on evidence gaps identified before the call.
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Fixed opening
The agent confirms identity, explains that it is AI, reinforces the fictional scenario and reconfirms consent.
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Selective thread plan
A predetermined plan identifies the small number of evidence gaps that should be explored in this conversation.
- 03
Bounded clarification
The agent can ask focused follow-up questions about examples, frequency, context and functional impact.
Probabilistic information-seeking inside a deterministic safety and decision framework.
Review the evidence, not another score.
The intended output is a structured reviewer bundle showing what the teacher reported, which questions the evidence addressed and what remains uncertain. It does not provide a diagnosis.
Threads explored
The evidence questions released for this interview
Evidence captured
Relevant examples, frequency, context and functional impact
Uncertainty made visible
Missing, ambiguous or contradictory evidence is flagged for human review
Evidence linked to transcript
The reviewer can inspect the supporting words
A safe place to test the idea.
- 01No real child information
- 02No diagnosis, treatment or clinical recommendation
- 03No autonomous scoring or professional decision
- 04Invited prototype review only, never a substitute for professional assessment