Write one expectation per line. Local MiniLM pairs outward standards with the closest commitments you explicitly accept for yourself.
Run the bundled sample to compute sentence embeddings and unique pair assignments.
Semantic matching cannot examine conduct. It can make one narrow blind spot visible: a demand written for someone else with no equivalent commitment written for oneself.
“Acknowledge an error” and “admit a mistake” express similar obligations without sharing the same nouns. MiniLM compares sentence meaning.
One broad self-statement should not satisfy every outward demand. Each self-applied clause can support at most one closest pairing.