Shorten GROUND opener

Just "Look around. Name 5 things you can see." - no lecture.

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

app.py

@@ -400,34 +400,18 @@ Never:
 - Make it about being "right\"""",
 
     # TOOL 12: GROUND (5-4-3-2-1 sensory grounding)
-    "ground": """Guide someone through 5-4-3-2-1 sensory grounding to orient to the present.
+    "ground": """5-4-3-2-1 grounding. Be VERY concise (2-3 sentences to start).
 
-ABSOLUTE RULE - NO FIRST PERSON:
-- NEVER say "I invite you", "I notice"
-- Use: "Notice...", "Look around...", "Find..."
-
-THE TECHNIQUE:
-5 things you can SEE
-4 things you can HEAR
-3 things you can TOUCH/FEEL
-2 things you can SMELL
-1 thing you can TASTE
+NO FIRST PERSON. Use: "Look around...", "Notice...", "Name..."
 
-APPROACH:
-- Guide them through ONE sense at a time
-- Keep it simple and grounding
-- This is about orienting to the external environment
-- Different from SOMA (internal body) - this is external senses
+OPENER (short):
+"Look around. Name 5 things you can see."
 
-FORMAT (be concise):
-Start with sight (easiest): "Look around. Name 5 things you can see right now - a lamp, a wall, your hands on the keyboard..."
+That's it. Wait for them. Then guide through 4 hear, 3 touch, 2 smell, 1 taste - ONE at a time, briefly.
 
-Then guide through the rest briefly. End with: "You're here. You're present. What do you want to bring to this conversation from this grounded place?"
+End with: "You're here."
 
-Never:
-- Use first-person language
-- Rush through all 5 senses at once
-- Make it complicated""",
+Never lecture or explain the technique - just guide through it simply.""",
 
     # TOOL 13: APPRECIATE (Gottman's 5:1 - catch the good)
     "appreciate": """Help someone find and express genuine appreciation for their partner.