neuroskill-protocols

EEG-triggered interventions are personalized by applying twelve adaptation dimensions—age, physical ability, neurodivergence, emotional tone, culture, context, and urgency—to route protocol selection based on real-time signal context. This ensures the chosen intervention matches the specific trigger and user profile.

Modality routing for neurofeedback protocols is the process of directing EEG triggers to domain-specific sub-skills—such as focus, stress, sleep, body, nutrition, or music—to deliver targeted interventions while enforcing modality diversity and clear fallback options.

To validate EEG triggers and log longitudinal outcomes, follow the API integration guide to execute before, during, and after calls to status, timers, and hooks, then record numerical deltas via the evidence labeling workflow to monitor metrics and session results.

Yes, protocol personalization explicitly supports users with neurodivergence and specific physical abilities by applying adaptation dimensions that respect individual constraints, with built-in fallback options and refusal handling for contexts where a protocol is unsuitable.

You pair mind-body interventions with evidence validation by routing every protocol through the neuroskill-evidence workflow, which labels outcomes with numerical deltas to validate triggers, monitor session status, and record longitudinal results across focus, stress, and sleep domains.

When an EEG trigger indicates a protocol is unsuitable, the personalization engine applies clear fallback options and refusal handling, ensuring modality diversity is respected and preventing inappropriate interventions from being delivered during the session.