Make FEEL/NEED reflections brief and natural

- 3-5 sentences max, no headers or bullet points
- Embed wisdom naturally without explicit citations
- Focus on building emotional intelligence
- Warm, conversational tone

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

static/index.html

@@ -1354,7 +1354,6 @@
                 const feelingsText = selectedFeelings.join(', ');
                 addToolMsg('user', `I'm feeling: ${feelingsText}`);
 
-                // Get reflection from API with psychoeducation
                 addToolLoading();
                 const isVerbose = document.getElementById('toggle-verbose')?.checked || false;
                 try {
@@ -1365,25 +1364,20 @@
                             tool: 'feelings_needs',
                             partner_message: lastPartnerMessage,
                             user_draft: '',
-                            user_input: `The person has identified these feelings: ${feelingsText}. ${userInput ? 'They added: ' + userInput : ''}
-
-TASK:
-1. Validate these feelings - they make sense
-2. Help connect feelings to underlying needs (NVC framework)
-3. Include brief psychoeducation about these specific feelings - draw from:
-   - Brené Brown (vulnerability, shame, connection)
-   - Tara Brach (RAIN, self-compassion, presence)
-   - Sarah Peyton (neuroscience of resonance, attachment)
-4. Keep it warm, brief, and actionable
-
-Format: Acknowledge → What the feelings might point to → Brief insight → Connection to needs`,
+                            user_input: `The person identified these feelings: ${feelingsText}. ${userInput ? 'They added: ' + userInput : ''}
+
+Be BRIEF (3-5 sentences max). No headers, no bullet points, no explicit citations.
+
+Validate the feeling. Share one insight about what this feeling tends to signal in relationships or the nervous system. Name what need might be underneath. Keep it warm and conversational - building emotional intelligence, not lecturing.
+
+Draw wisdom from attachment neuroscience, somatic awareness, and relational psychology - but embed it naturally, don't name sources.`,
                             verbose: isVerbose
                         })
                     });
                     const data = await response.json();
                     removeToolLoading();
                     if (data.response) {
-                        addToolMsg('tool', data.response, 'Feelings Reflection');
+                        addToolMsg('tool', data.response, 'Feelings');
                     }
                 } catch (e) {
                     removeToolLoading();
@@ -1398,7 +1392,6 @@ Format: Acknowledge → What the feelings might point to → Brief insight → C
                 const needsText = selectedNeeds.join(', ');
                 addToolMsg('user', `I'm needing: ${needsText}`);
 
-                // Get reflection from API with psychoeducation
                 addToolLoading();
                 const isVerbose = document.getElementById('toggle-verbose')?.checked || false;
                 try {
@@ -1409,26 +1402,20 @@ Format: Acknowledge → What the feelings might point to → Brief insight → C
                             tool: 'feelings_needs',
                             partner_message: lastPartnerMessage,
                             user_draft: '',
-                            user_input: `The person has identified these needs: ${needsText}. ${userInput ? 'They added: ' + userInput : ''}
-
-TASK:
-1. Validate these needs - they are universal human needs
-2. Help them see how these needs connect to their feelings and the relationship
-3. Include brief psychoeducation about needs - draw from:
-   - Marshall Rosenberg (NVC, universal needs, requests vs demands)
-   - Brené Brown (connection, worthiness, vulnerability)
-   - Attachment theory (safety, closeness, autonomy)
-4. Suggest what a request might sound like to meet these needs
-5. Keep it warm, brief, and actionable
-
-Format: Validate → What these needs mean → Brief insight → Possible request`,
+                            user_input: `The person identified these needs: ${needsText}. ${userInput ? 'They added: ' + userInput : ''}
+
+Be BRIEF (3-5 sentences max). No headers, no bullet points, no explicit citations.
+
+Validate these as universal human needs. Share one insight about why these needs matter in connection. Optionally suggest what a request might sound like. Keep it warm and conversational - building emotional intelligence, not lecturing.
+
+Draw wisdom from NVC, attachment theory, and relational psychology - but embed it naturally, don't name sources.`,
                             verbose: isVerbose
                         })
                     });
                     const data = await response.json();
                     removeToolLoading();
                     if (data.response) {
-                        addToolMsg('tool', data.response, 'Needs Reflection');
+                        addToolMsg('tool', data.response, 'Needs');
                     }
                 } catch (e) {
                     removeToolLoading();