ganjiang.xyz's core product is the Soul Forge. But "the soul" is never something one path serves well for everyone. We ship three forging modes, each fitting a different attention budget and use case.
Deep Forge: a 49-question full assessment
The most thorough mode. Forty-nine carefully designed questions based on the clinical Enneagram, about twelve minutes to complete. The system identifies your main type, wing, instinctual subtype (sp / so / sx), and tritype. The output is the highest-resolution soul file we ship — best for long-term use, sharing across teammates, or when you want an agent that genuinely feels like "you."
Fits: people with twelve minutes, who want a soul that lasts a year, and who are interested in or curious about personality assessment.
Flash Forge: personality from screenshots
You have ninety seconds and are willing to upload three to ten everyday screenshots — chats, calendars, notes, emails, snippets of writing — and unwilling to answer any questions. The MiniMax-VL-01 vision model reads personality signals straight from the screenshots: how you talk to people, how you organise your schedule, how you take notes, how you title things. Those signals get backsolved into an Enneagram type and rendered into a compact soul.
Fits: people in a hurry to start using agents, who don't want to take a test, and who are willing to use everyday screenshots as input. On privacy: image bytes are processed in memory only — never written to Supabase Storage or to logs. That's a hard constraint built into Ganjiang.
Gao Dao: a conversation with a mentor
Gao Dao is a Chinese-first guided dialogue mode. A mentor agent powered by MiniMax-Text-01 has an 8-to-15-minute multi-turn conversation with you. It doesn't ask "are you a 5 or a 7" — it asks about a recent decision that was hard, how you treated a colleague who let you down, what you think about when you're alone. It reads you through the conversation and renders a soul report at the end.
Fits: people who want to talk it through before downloading, who are resistant to static testing, or who don't think a screenshot adequately represents them.
Three modes, one set of files
Whichever mode you pick, what Ganjiang hands you in the end is the same four-file set: soul.md, identity.md, user.md, agents.md. The only difference is the front-end act of "reading you" — test, vision, or dialogue. The back-end soul model is the same; the experience after dropping the files into any tool is the same.
This is deliberate. We believe the medium through which a personality gets read is a preference question, not a capability question. Ganjiang's job isn't to insist on one specific path — it's to recognise the self you're already expressing into a soul you can hand off to an agent.
“Three entrances, one exit. Inside Ganjiang's forge, how you came in doesn't matter. What you carry out does.”