BeamusWayne/simp-skill

What it solves

Many people struggle to express feelings or read romantic signals. This project provides a structured toolkit to analyze conversations, quantify emotional temperature, generate tailored messages, plan pursuit strategies, and handle rejection or awkward situations — all while emphasizing genuine sincerity over manipulative tactics.

How it works

Installed as a skill for Claude Code, it offers slash commands like /simp to create a profile for a person of interest, analyze recent signals, generate context-aware messages, plan a confession, and get crisis advice. Optional Python tools parse exported WeChat/QQ chat logs, social media exports, photo metadata, and interaction timing to build a local memory folder per person. The skill maintains a structured archive with profiles, state snapshots, event logs, and strategy files, letting Claude recover context across sessions and produce personalized guidance.

Who it’s for

People who want data-informed, thoughtful help navigating romantic interest — from initial contact through confession — and who value honest communication over pickup artist tricks. It requires some comfort with command-line tools and optionally exporting chat histories.

Highlights

• Signal interpretation — analyzes chat records and social media to judge whether interest is growing, stable, or fading
• Dual modes — a “sweet” mode for warm, sincere messages and a “strategic” mode for calculated pacing, plus a hybrid default
• Crisis playbook — covers 11 common scenarios like being rejected, ghosted, friend-zoned, or facing a rival, with concrete response plans
• MBTI-aware strategy — infers the target’s personality type and suggests compatibility and pursuit approaches for all 16 types
• Progress tracking — timeline dashboards for interaction frequency, reply speed, and golden hours, plus a “quit” checker to help decide whether to persist or let go
• Local privacy — all data stays on your machine; nothing is uploaded