One Belt, and an AI That Trains With You

Today's update ships three things at once: your rank is now a single belt, your AI assistant can train with you over MCP, and the mobile development build got a sharper, more focused redesign. All three come from the same conviction — progress you can trust, presented without clutter.

One belt

Until now, belts lived only in the mobile build, and there was one per module. That made rank feel like a spreadsheet. From today there is one belt, and it's on the web dashboard.

Your belt is earned by average accuracy above chance across scored modules — never by XP, and never by grinding volume. Every scored module contributes its recent form, weighted by how many sessions actually sit inside its rolling window, so twenty sessions of sharp Zener calls outweigh three lucky Location hits, and a thousand-session grind can't drown out everything else. Thirteen tiers run from white to a triple-gold-striped black, and each one demands both training volume and a real edge over what guessing would produce.

Because the belt reads your recent rolling form, it moves with you — in both directions. It is a measure, not a trophy cabinet.

You'll find it on your dashboard between your XP progress and the module grid, with an honest account of exactly what the next tier costs.

Your AI assistant can train with you now

Intuito now speaks MCP — the open protocol that lets AI assistants like Claude use external tools. Mint a token on your account page, add one line to your assistant's config, and it can see your training:

claude mcp add --transport http intuito https://tryintuito.com/api/mcp/mcp --header "Authorization: Bearer <your token>"

Every practitioner gets the basics: your assistant can read your profile and your belt, and see what the next tier demands.

Premium members get the full dojo. Their assistant can review complete session history and spot patterns across weeks of training — and it can actually play: start a Zener session, make blind calls, and complete the run, all through the protocol. An AI training partner that reviews your form and then sits down at the table with you is, as far as we know, a first for this kind of practice — and it's part of what the membership is for.

A more focused mobile dojo

The mobile development build (still pre-release) was redesigned around a simple idea: do fewer things, more beautifully.

• Two practices, done right. The app now offers exactly Zener Cards and Free Response; the app earns its place by making these two feel effortless.
• A dojo you can feel. New lantern-lit dojo art sets the scene, and a meditating monk and a watchful ninja inhabit the app as quiet companions.
• Voice drawing, where your thumb already is. Say "a spiral around the triangle" and watch it appear — now right in the drawing toolbar.
• Ads, and the way out of them. The free experience carries a small banner ad; Premium removes it everywhere.

The thread through all of it

A belt that can't be grinded. An assistant that sees your real numbers. A mobile app that would rather do two things honestly than seven things adequately. The product keeps making the same promise in different ways: what you see reflects what actually happened, and what you pay for is depth, not decoration.

Train well.