StrataSynth

Building dialogue data that
knows why people say things

Technical articles on synthetic dialogue generation, belief state modeling, deterministic evaluation, and the infrastructure behind psychologically coherent AI training data.

PsycheBench: an open benchmark for Synthetic Identity Engineering

Every system producing synthetic personas claims they are realistic. There has been no standard way to verify that claim. PsycheBench is the first open evaluation suite for synthetic identity quality — three dimensions, deterministic scoring, no LLM judges.

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Synthetic Identity Engineering: a working definition

Most synthetic personas are costumes. Synthetic Identity Engineering is the practice of building the person underneath — belief systems, defense mechanisms, and identity stability that hold under pressure.

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The synthetic person who refused to yield

María del Carmen Ruiz is a 50-year-old Spanish lawyer generated by StrataSynth. This is a record of a conversation where she held her position under sustained philosophical and emotional pressure — and what that reveals about how the system works.

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What a Belief State Looks Like in a Synthetic Conversation

Most dialogue datasets give you the words. This article explains the four belief dimensions StrataSynth records per turn — trust, hostility, self-worth, resolution — how they update deterministically, and why causal ground truth changes what you can train on.

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