typemyai is a lighthearted quiz about how you actually interact with AI chatbots — the way you prompt, trust, and revise — rather than a clinical or psychological instrument. It sorts that behavior into 16 playful types, each with a personality card and a set of ready-to-paste system prompts you can drop into any AI assistant. The four axes, twelve questions, sixteen types, and every prompt on this site are original work created specifically for typemyai.
The quiz is twelve quick questions scored across four behavioral axes; your answers are added up entirely in your browser to pick one of sixteen types, and nothing you choose is sent to or stored on a server. There is no account and no sign-up. Your result lives in the page URL, so you can share it or revisit it just by keeping the link — and each type comes with tailored prompts written to offset that type's most common blind spots.
typemyai is an independent project, not affiliated with any AI company, and it is supported by advertising so it can stay free to use. We don't sell personal data, and the quiz asks for no personal information to produce your result. If you have a question, a correction, or a partnership idea, a real person reads every message at cardi.workshop@gmail.com.
Under the hood the quiz is deliberately simple. It consists of twelve scenario questions with two answers each, and every question belongs to exactly one of four behavioral axes — three questions per axis. The order is shuffled on every attempt, so two people rarely see the same sequence, but the scoring behind it never changes.
The four axes capture independent habits: whether you refine an answer through back-and-forth conversation or send one complete request, whether your requests lead with hard specifics or with context and intent, whether you verify what comes back or run with it, and whether you lock in the format before the AI starts or shape a rough draft afterwards.
Scoring is a plain majority vote. Whichever side of an axis you picked more often — two out of three is enough — becomes one letter of your four-letter code. There is no weighting, no hidden model, and no wrong answer: the result simply mirrors the choices you made.
Your four letters open one of sixteen result cards. Each card gives your type a nickname and a one-line tagline, lists the strengths of that working style, names the habits most likely to hold it back, offers a practical prescription for fixing them, and shows which other types it collaborates with best — and worst.
Alongside the card comes the part designed to outlive the fun: ready-to-copy system prompts. Every type gets three — a coach that pushes your thinking, a careful executor that sticks to your instructions, and a critic that stress-tests your conclusions — forty-eight prompts in all, each written to counter the blind spots of its own type.
While you're mid-quiz, your picks are held only in the tab's session storage — that's what lets a reload keep your place — and they're discarded the moment you finish or close the tab. The share link is built to reveal only your type: anyone opening it sees the same card, and nothing that identifies you travels with it. Analytics is told only that a test started or finished and which of the sixteen types came out — never your twelve individual answers.
The one thing the site does store is feedback: if you send a message through the contact form, it is saved so a real person can read it and act on it. Everything else the site touches — basic analytics and advertising measurement — is spelled out in the privacy policy.
typemyai began as a solo side project built on a simple observation: people use the same AI assistants in wildly different ways, yet most advice pretends one style fits everyone. A quiz felt like the friendliest way to hold up a mirror, and pairing each type with prompts that offset its habits turns a fun result into something genuinely useful. The site stays intentionally small — no accounts, no feeds, just a test you can finish over coffee and a prompt you can keep.
Take the 12-question test · browse the 16 type profiles · see how to set up your prompt
This quiz is for entertainment purposes only and is not a psychological assessment. typemyai is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or a substitute for the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator® (MBTI®).