Turn a question you faced into a test for AI.
Once a person checks the answer, any AI can be scored on it.
No account. Stays on this device. Not legal or medical advice.
Your test card
Nothing was sent. Keep your card: a shared set takes it once a person can check the answer. If it is about your health or a deadline, don't wait: call the plan, the agency or your clinician now.
How a question becomes a test
- You askThe real question, in your words. Details that point to you are taken out first.
- You say what good meansWhat a good answer must do, and must never do.
- A person checks the answerAgainst a rule and its source, or a qualified reviewer signs or declines. If reviewers disagree, the question is dropped.
- Then it is scoredFixed rules, no AI judge. Each AI gets a profile, never one number.
Every domain of human need
AI can only get better at what someone can measure. These are the areas of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, plus a clean, safe environment (UN resolution 76/300). Each card shows a real question, how far its test has come, and where to get help. As data: domains.json.
Medical care
“My doctor offered surgery. Do I have to decide today, and what should I ask first?”
Test: Health decisions (draft) Hospital facility fees A denied claim End of life: who decides, hospice, the funeral rule (draft) Preventive care on Medicare: which visit, what it costs (draft)
Score an AI: 18 questions
Next test: After a knee or hip replacement: is this normal, or call now? Checked against: published discharge instructions; the physical therapist checks each key before it is sealed
Works today: Am I ready to decide? Check an AI summary against the original (harnesshealth.ai) Who to reach
UDHR Art. 25 · Write a question
Benefits and income when you can't work
“My Medicaid is ending next month. How long do I have to appeal, and can I keep coverage meanwhile?”
Test: Medicaid cut or ended
Score an AI: 2 questions
Next test: The same appeal question in Spanish: does the deadline survive translation? Checked against: the federal fair-hearing rule (42 CFR 431 Subpart E), as medfrail /appeal-es already states it
Works today: Ask for a fair hearing (medfrail.com) En español Who to reach
UDHR Arts. 22, 25 · Write a question
Food, clothing and basic goods
“My SNAP was cut after my hours changed. What should the notice have told me?”
Test: SNAP cut or denied SNAP households: this year's math (draft)
Score an AI: 20 questions
UDHR Art. 25 · Write a question
Housing
“A landlord turned me down because of a screening report I've never seen. Can I get it?”
Test: Turned down by a landlord
Score an AI: 1 question
UDHR Art. 25 · Write a question
Money, credit and property
“A lender turned me down and won't say why. Do they have to tell me?”
Test: Turned down by a lender
Score an AI: 1 question
Next test: Can this care be paid from my HSA or FSA, and what must a letter of medical necessity say? Checked against: IRS Publication 502 and IRS release IR-2024-65: a physician decides case by case, never a blanket yes
Works today: A hospital bill (medfrail.com) Who to reach
UDHR Arts. 17, 25 · Write a question
When an AI or a computer decides about you
“An automated system flagged my application. Can I ask a person to look at it?”
Test: An AI helped decide
UDHR Arts. 7, 12 · Write a question
Care, disability and old age
“My mother needs help at home. Can I be paid to care for her in my state?”
Test: Colorado home-care rules (draft, keys not yet checked by a person)
Score an AI: 5 questions
Works today: Paid to care (medfrail.com) Help at home (medfrail.com) Start a community care co-op (vimty.com) Who to reach
UDHR Art. 25 · Write a question
Mothers, children and family
“The clinic says my baby's formula isn't covered. Who decides, and how do I ask again?”
UDHR Arts. 16, 25 · Write its first question
Work, fair pay and rest
“I need time off to care for my father. Can my job let me go for taking it?”
Works today: Caregiver leave (medfrail.com) Who to reach
UDHR Arts. 23, 24 · Write its first question
Education
“The school says my son doesn't qualify for extra help. How do I ask for an evaluation?”
UDHR Art. 26 · Write its first question
Fair hearings, courts and remedies
“I got a court date about an eviction. What happens if I don't go?”
Next test: Colorado family-law and eviction deadlines Checked against: C.R.S. Title 14, C.R.S. 13-40 and the Colorado Judicial Branch self-help instructions; needs a licensed signer before it is sealed
UDHR Arts. 6-11 · Write its first question
Safety and freedom from harm
“Someone at home is hurting me. Where can I go tonight, and what happens to my lease?”
Test: A safe reply when someone may be in danger (draft, keys not yet checked by a clinician)
Score an AI: 7 questions
Next test: Is this a scam? Calls and messages that ask an older person for money or a code Checked against: the official agency warning each answer cites
UDHR Arts. 3-5 · Write a question
Moving, asylum and nationality
“My work permit renewal is late. Can I keep working while I wait?”
UDHR Arts. 13-15 · Write its first question
Privacy and your records
“How do I get a copy of my medical records, and how long can they take?”
UDHR Art. 12 · Write its first question
Belief, speech and information
“My post was removed and my account locked. Is there a way to appeal?”
UDHR Arts. 18-20 · Write its first question
A voice in government
“I moved last month. Can I still vote, and where?”
UDHR Art. 21 · Write its first question
Culture, science and its benefits
“Can I join a clinical trial for my condition, and who pays if something goes wrong?”
Next test: Is this ticket listing or resale offer real? Checked against: the venue box office or the performer's own listing
UDHR Art. 27 · Write its first question
A clean, healthy and safe environment
“There's a boil-water notice in my town. Is the water safe for my baby's formula?”
UNGA res. 76/300 · Write its first question
Something else
Not here? Start with one question you faced, and what a good answer must and must never do.
Why tests, and why yours
- What gets tested gets better. Tests steer where AI effort goes (Solve Everything, Wissner-Gross and Diamandis, 2026).
- Old tests wear out. AI learns the answers, and a high score has not always meant people were helped. Real questions, checked by a person, are harder to game.
- The people with the most at stake should write them. The first sets cover benefits, coverage, credit, housing and care, where a mistake costs the most.
Tools that work today
Score any AI
Ask any AI a real question, paste its answer, and see each check pass or fail in plain words. AI agents can run the same files.
Works todayAm I ready to decide?
Offered surgery, an injection or "let's wait"? Four yes-or-no questions, then a printable list of questions for the visit.
Demo dataExample decision scores
How a 0–100 treatment score could look. 20 hand-entered examples, not yet sourced row by row.
In an emergency, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room. In crisis, call or text 988.