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The Remix feature allows you to create a new version of an existing roleplay while preserving the original. It’s designed to help you scale and adapt roleplays quickly - whether you’re tailoring content for different teams, industries, or experience levels, or experimenting with new approaches without risk.

When to Use Remix

Use Remix when you want to:
  • Reuse a roleplay’s structure or learning objective
  • Create a variation for a different audience or context
  • Change character behavior, tone, or background
  • Adapt a scenario for a different company size, role, or industry
  • Experiment without impacting the original scenario
Remix is best for creating a new scenario, not for making small edits to an existing one.

How to Access the Remix Feature

1

Open the roleplay you want to build from and click the three dots (⋯) in the top-right corner

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2

Select Remix Scenario

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This opens a short prompt and launches the remix workflow.

Remixing with the Scenario Agent

After selecting Remix, you will be taken back into the Agentic AI Scenario Creator, similar to when you first created the roleplay.

How to Remix Effectively

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You can interact with the AI as if you’re building the scenario from scratch. For example, you might say:
  • “Make the character more friendly and engaging instead of defensive and skeptical.”
  • “Change the company context to an enterprise-sized organization.”
  • “Adjust the stakes and conversation tone for a senior leader.”
The AI will iterate with you, applying your requested changes to the new scenario.

Finalizing and Publishing Your Remix

  1. Continue refining the scenario through the chat until it matches your desired outcome.
  2. Review the updated character details, context, and objectives.
  3. Publish the remixed scenario when ready.
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Your remixed roleplay will now exist as a new, independent scenario.
Best Practices for Remixing
  • Use Remix for major changes, not minor tweaks
  • Clearly describe what you want to keep vs. what you want to change
  • Remix once per variation instead of repeatedly overwriting drafts
  • Name your remixed scenario clearly to distinguish it from the original