ChatGPT · Downloadable screening ZIP
v0.1.8 · Public download
Standalone instructions and reference materials. Manual import depends on compatible host features and is not guaranteed.
ONE RESEARCH FRAMEWORK · THREE PLATFORMS
Use PhygitAi
Across Platforms
Choose a platform for its current availability, access instructions, and future package downloads.
Explore how PhygitAi supports accountable human–AI decision-making in industrial, product, and physical-digital design.
For designers, students, and researchers: examine AI contributions, human decision authority, available project evidence, and opportunities for accountable revision.
OUR RESEARCH APPROACH
From Design Intention to Accountable Decisions
A consistent research approach to understanding human–AI decisions, available evidence, and opportunities for revision.
01
Choose a Platform
Select ChatGPT, Claude, or Gemini.
02
Access PhygitAi
Follow the available access or installation instructions.
03
Explore Your Design
Apply six guided workflows to examine your project evidence.
Which PhygitAi edition can I use?
The downloadable screening files, the hosted ChatGPT plugin and the MCP-backed technical pilot are separate editions. A ZIP download does not grant access to a private hosted plugin.
ChatGPT · Hosted plugin
v0.1.7 · Restricted Private Preview (author-reported)
Only authorized testers can access this separate hosted edition. Downloading the ZIP does not enable it.
ChatGPT · MCP-backed edition candidate
Read-only technical pilot · Public approval not confirmed
A separate hosted MCP integration submitted for platform review. A working server or pending review does not establish public plugin availability.
Claude & Gemini · Downloadable Skills
Claude v0.3.1 · Gemini v0.1.5
Research-stage files for manual installation in compatible environments. No native directory approval or automatic updates are claimed.
Availability information reflects documented project status as of 21 October 2026. PhygitAi provides preliminary conceptual screening, not empirical validation or certification.
How PhygitAi Works
Explore a fictional adaptive reading-lamp example to understand what you provide, what PhygitAi examines, and what you receive.
Fictional exampleAdaptive
Adaptive
Reading Lamp
You provide
- Project brief and design objectives.
- Intended users and design assumptions.
- Reported AI involvement.
- Available documentation and observations.
PhygitAi examines
- G0–G5 research-gate evidence coverage.
- AI contributions and their documentation.
- Human decision authority.
- Intended versus observed behavior, where documented.
- Evidence gaps, disagreements and accountable revisions.
You receive
- A structured preliminary G0–G5 review.
- Documented evidence gaps and limitations.
- A provisional seven-field Intention–Behavior Record, where supported.
- Recommended documentation and next steps.
Fictional research demonstration. Illustrative screening only; not empirical validation, certification or independent verification.
Six workflows. One research inquiry.
Audit
Review one project across the six G0–G5 research gates and seven-field Intention–Behavior Record.
Compare
Examine two projects using consistent evidence criteria, without scoring or ranking.
Inspect
Examine project claims, supporting documents, and missing evidence.
Detect
Identify documented discrepancies, evidence gaps, and unclear decision authority.
Explain
Clarify existing PhygitAi assessment findings and their methodological limitations.
IBR
Trace one design decision using the seven Intention–Behavior Record fields.
These cards describe the workflows. Platform access and installation details are provided in the guides above.
Availability & research limitations
ChatGPT is in restricted private testing. The Claude Public Screening v0.3.1 and Gemini Public Screening v0.1.5 packages are available for download. Direct native Gemini Skill sharing is not yet available in the researcher’s account.
PhygitAi provides preliminary conceptual research screening, not empirical validation or certification. Platform names and logos identify compatibility; they do not indicate endorsement or directory approval.