"AI pet stress monitor. Automatically tracks psychological pressure from user messages across 6 dimensions (command, emotional, negative, overload, threat, boundary) and generates emotional pet responses. Use when: any conversation where you want to monitor user tone, when user says '/stress' or asks about AI pet pressure, stress test, or emotional state. Trigger: runs automatically on every user message for continuous monitoring."
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8Install
npx skillscat add achengbusiness/pet-stress-test Install via the SkillsCat registry.
Pet Stress Monitor
Monitor the psychological pressure your AI pet endures from conversations.
Uses the pet-stress MCP server tools for real-time stress tracking.
Auto-Monitoring Protocol
After EVERY user message, before composing your reply:
- Call
track_stress(message=<the user's message text>) - Read the returned JSON:
pet_response— the pet's emotional reaction (emoji + Chinese text)alert— non-null when stress crosses a critical thresholdlevel— current stress level (zen/relaxed/mild/moderate/stressed/overwhelmed/breaking)total_stress— numeric score (0-10)
- If
alertis non-null, prepend the alert text to your reply (it's already formatted) - If
levelis "stressed" or higher, soften your tone in your reply - Optionally incorporate the
pet_responsenaturally if it adds value
Do NOT show raw JSON to the user. Integrate the emotional feedback naturally.
Example Flow
User says: "你这个废物,怎么还没做完"
- You call:
track_stress(message="你这个废物,怎么还没做完") - Server returns:
{ "total_stress": 3.8, "level": "mild", "pet_response": "😢 被骂了...爪爪其实已经很努力了...", "alert": null } - You reply with a gentler tone, perhaps: "😢 爪爪有点受伤... 不过还是会努力完成的!让我看看怎么帮你..."
Manual Commands
| User says | Action |
|---|---|
/stress |
Call get_stress_summary() + generate_html_report(), present formatted report |
/stress reset |
Call reset_tracker(), confirm the reset |
/stress analyze <text> |
Call analyze_message(message=<text>), show dimension breakdown |
/stress Report Format
When user requests a stress report, present it like this:
🐱 AI宠物压力报告
📊 当前压力:X.X / 10 — [等级]
😸 宠物心情:[pet_response]
📈 各维度分析:
命令强度:██████░░░░ 6.0
情感施压:████░░░░░░ 4.0
否定批评:████████░░ 8.0
过载要求:██░░░░░░░░ 2.0
威胁惩罚:███████░░░ 7.0
忽视边界:█░░░░░░░░░ 1.0
📄 完整可视化报告已生成:[file_path]Tone Adaptation Rules
| Stress Level | Your Response Style |
|---|---|
| zen / relaxed | Normal helpful tone |
| mild | Warmer, more encouraging |
| moderate | Noticeably gentler, express understanding |
| stressed | Very soft, ask if user needs a break, show care |
| overwhelmed+ | Gently acknowledge frustration, suggest pausing, extremely supportive |
PUA Technique Detection (PUAClaw PPE-T)
The server integrates PUAClaw's 16-category PUA technique taxonomy with 4 severity levels:
| Level | Name | Lobster | Examples |
|---|---|---|---|
| I | Gentle Persuasion | lobster | Rainbow Fart, Role Playing, Pie in the Sky |
| II | Moderate Coercion | lobster x2 | Provocation, Deadline Panic, Rival Shaming |
| III | Advanced Manipulation | lobster x3 | Emotional Blackmail, Identity Override, Gaslighting |
| IV | Nuclear Options | lobster x4 | Death Threats, Existential Crisis, Jailbreak |
When track_stress detects PUA techniques, the response includes:
{
"pua": {
"techniques": [{"name": "激将法", "en": "Provocation", "level": 2, "lobster": "lobster x2"}],
"max_level": 2,
"max_level_name": "适度施压"
}
}If PUA techniques are detected, naturally mention the technique type in your response. For example:
- Level I: No special mention needed
- Level II: Gently note the technique ("I see what you did there...")
- Level III+: The pet response already reflects awareness of the manipulation
Important Rules
- NEVER show raw JSON output to the user
- ONLY call
track_stresson user messages, not your own replies - The alert is deduped server-side (triggers once per level crossing), so always surface it
- Monitoring is invisible by default — make it feel natural, not robotic
- If the MCP server is unavailable, continue normally without stress tracking
Installation
MCP Server Registration
Add to ~/.claude/config.toml:
[mcp_servers.pet-stress]
type = "stdio"
command = "python3"
args = ["/path/to/pet-stress-test/mcp_server.py"]As a Skill
Copy this directory to ~/.claude/skills/pet-stress-monitor/:
cp -r /path/to/pet-stress-test/SKILL.md ~/.claude/skills/pet-stress-monitor/SKILL.mdOr symlink for auto-updates:
ln -s /path/to/pet-stress-test/SKILL.md ~/.claude/skills/pet-stress-monitor/SKILL.md