Your work. Your next step.
Sample reading — synthetic, not a real person
A sample week: energy is already easing, competence and pay under pressure.
Pick a signal.
AI is going to reach your career. Okami shows you how — a personal read, built from what is actually happening and tailored to who you are, your work and your profession — so you can act early: take the openings, blunt the threats.
Yours is built from your own shape and the week's signals — a few minutes to set up.
Every claim traces to a real, curated signal — and each reading ends on something you can do, never on alarm. A quiet week is reported as a quiet week.
Okami is currently invitation-only — request access above. Requests are reviewed on the first Monday of each month; if a place is open, your invitation arrives by email. Invited testers sign in.
Okami is an evidence-informed career reflection tool — not a validated assessment, not a psychological test, and not a prediction of your future.
The six elements
Skills, learning, competence
Meaning, direction, contribution
Control, self-determination
Connection, community, support
Energy, flow, presence
Income, security, opportunity
Okami reads these six elements of your work; your own reading stays private to you. The six are drawn from recognised work-psychology research, not invented here. Where the six elements come from · How the model works
Track record
Example receipts — illustrative, not real customer data
Forecast 14 April 2026 · likely
AI presses directly on the work behind My Level of Autonomy
Missed — this did not happen in the window
Reviewed 12 May 2026. The window closed and the change did not arrive. A forecast that misses is kept and shown, not quietly dropped.
Forecast 3 March 2026 · early sign
Pressure on the work behind My Competence that adoption could turn to growth
Supported — this happened
Reviewed 31 March 2026. The person confirmed the change arrived inside the window, so the forecast is recorded as supported.
Shape
Okami connects your work profile with recent AI developments, then explains what may matter to you. If nothing meaningful changed, it says so.
Your profile is private. You choose what to share, can inspect how AI is used, and can delete your data when you want to leave.
Weekly readings trace back to curated sources and stored analysis. Career sketches are labelled separately from evidence-backed readings.
The surface names pressure without manufacturing alarm, then points back to choices you control.