ConsentMirror369 v1.0.1 — Zenodo Metadata Release

ConsentMirror369 v1.0.1 Release Notes

Purpose: Zenodo pickup / citation metadata release

Summary

ConsentMirror369 v1.0.1 is a small metadata release intended to help Zenodo archive the project and mint a DOI after the repository has been connected in Zenodo.

Added

• CITATION.cff citation metadata
• .zenodo.json Zenodo metadata

Changed

• Package version bumped from 1.0.0 to 1.0.1

No app behavior changes

This release does not change the app behavior from v1.0.0. It only adds citation and archival metadata.

Safety reminder

ConsentMirror369 is a humane pressure-literacy and consent-awareness project. A pattern is a cue to slow down, not proof of intent.

ConsentMirror369 v1.0.0 — Lantern, Not Weapon

ConsentMirror369 v1.0.0

Status: v1.0.0 ready
Project type: Humane pressure-literacy and consent-awareness tool

Release summary

ConsentMirror369 v1.0 is a local-first reflection tool for recognizing pressure patterns, pausing before rushed decisions, and returning to clearer consent.

It is designed as a lantern, not a weapon. It does not teach people how to pressure others. It helps users notice when a conversation, request, offer, or situation may be affecting their sense of choice.

Core features

• Phrase analyzer for common pressure signals
• The 17 Mirror Sentences
• Real-world practice scenarios
• Guided response builder
• Local-only reflection log
• Reflection export and import
• Duplicate-aware import handling
• Printable 17-card teaching deck
• Safety and claim boundaries
• Privacy model documentation
• Accessibility notes
• v1.0 release checklist
• Verification workflow
• GitHub Pages deploy workflow

User flow

1. Enter or load a phrase.
2. Review possible pressure cues.
3. Check consent and body-level clarity.
4. Learn from a real-world scenario.
5. Build or edit a calm response.
6. Save the reflection locally.
7. Export, import, or clear reflections.
8. Print or save the card deck as PDF.

Safety boundaries

ConsentMirror369 does not diagnose people, prove intent, replace therapy, replace legal advice, or guarantee safety. A detected pattern is a cue to slow down, not proof that someone is malicious.

If there is immediate danger, threats, stalking, coercive control, self-harm risk, or fear for physical safety, users should prioritize trusted support, local emergency services, or qualified professional help.

Privacy boundaries

The reflection log uses browser local storage. Reflections are not sent to a server by the app. Local storage is not encrypted, so anyone with access to the same browser profile may be able to view saved entries.