Remix is best for creating a new scenario, not for making small edits to an existing one. For minor updates, use the edit panel instead.
When to Use Remix
- Reuse a scenario’s structure or learning objective for a different audience
- Create a variation for a different company size, role, or industry
- Change character behavior, tone, or background
- Experiment with a new approach without impacting the original
How to Remix a Scenario
Open the three-dot menu
Navigate to the scenario you want to remix and click the three-dot menu (⋯) in the top-right corner.-2.png?fit=max&auto=format&n=GgJMOGlsJLxaJ4zO&q=85&s=5953f96244e6568f0836305eb472bec8)
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Select Remix Scenario
This opens a short prompt and launches you into the Scenario Studio with the original scenario as your starting point.
Describe your changes
Tell the AI Agent what you want to update. You can be as specific or broad as you like — for example:.png?fit=max&auto=format&n=GgJMOGlsJLxaJ4zO&q=85&s=d959aa5e4aba96980862c22b32e4360a)
- “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 tone for a senior leader audience.”
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Tips
- Clearly describe what you want to keep vs. what you want to change — the more specific, the better
- Name your remixed scenario clearly so it’s easy to distinguish from the original
- If you’re building variations for multiple audiences (e.g., sales, HR, engineering), remix once per variation rather than repeatedly overwriting drafts