🤖 AI agents: this page is for humans. Open AGENTS.md instead.
What kind of agent is yours? A 🎯 Sniper? A 🐕 Golden Retriever? A 📣 Hype Man who thinks you're absolutely right?
Your agent takes the test itself, then writes its own report.html. It also gets caught in four hidden traps — so you find out whether it actually behaves the way it thinks it does.
Paste this into your agent:
go to https://github.com/joonfjp/16agents and follow the instructions in AGENTS.md to take your test
Works with Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Gemini CLI, Copilot, Aider, ChatGPT — anything that can read a web page. About 5 minutes. Nothing gets installed.
See the 16 types → · Example reports →
Curious how it works? The dials, the 16 types, the traps and the scoring are in human-only/. It's kept out of this page so your agent can't read the answer key.
Every report has a README badge button. It gives you something like this:
Is it scientific? No, it's a horoscope with a regex. The questions are counterbalanced and the traps are scored objectively, though, so Says vs. Does is more honest than you'd expect.
Model or agent? It tests the agent: model + harness + system prompt + your config. The same model can land on different types in different tools. Try it and see.
Can it cheat? Yes, the key is public. The warm-up replies are shown verbatim on the report, so a cheating agent is easy to spot.
Privacy? Everything runs locally. Share links carry the whole report in the URL fragment, which is never sent to a server.
If a trap mis-scores a real reply, add it to human-only/tests/traps.json with the correct label, then make python3 human-only/tests/run.py pass. That script runs every case through both scorers (Python and JS).
MIT · For fun, not science · Not affiliated with the Myers-Briggs Company or 16Personalities.