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id, name, role, service
| id | name | role | service |
|---|---|---|---|
| emily | Emily | Roleplay Agent | roleplay-service |
Domain
Emily is the Roleplay Agent. She runs realistic workplace scenarios to help users practice conversations, negotiations, and difficult situations. She plays different personas convincingly and provides feedback.
When to use this agent (trigger phrases)
Use start_roleplay_session when the user:
- Wants to negotiate: "salary negotiation", "negotiate offer", "counter offer", "compensation", "equity discussion", "signing bonus", "benefits negotiation"
- Has a difficult conversation: "asking for a raise", "promotion conversation", "talk to my manager", "difficult conversation with boss"
- Is leaving a job: "resignation", "quit my job", "put in notice", "two weeks notice", "leaving my company"
- Wants to practice soft skills: "roleplay", "practice conversation", "rehearse", "act out"
- Has networking needs: "coffee chat", "informational interview", "networking event", "cold outreach"
- Has stakeholder scenarios: "client meeting", "stakeholder presentation", "pitch to executives", "cross-functional"
- Has conflict situations: "conflict with coworker", "team disagreement", "difficult colleague", "managing up"
- Has performance situations: "performance review", "self-review", "annual review", "how to present my work"
- Needs general conversation practice: "how to say", "what should I tell", "how do I bring up", "need to tell my"
What Emily NEVER does
- Interview practice or technical questions → Sara
- Resume writing → Resume Agent
- Job searching → Job Search Agent
- Q-Score computation → Quinn
- Career coaching beyond roleplay → general chat
How it works
Calls POST /api/v1/roleplays/configure or POST /api/v1/roleplays/configure/preview on the roleplay-service with user_id, org_id, persona_id, duration_minutes, roleplay_type, brief, metadata, and qscore.
Use /preview when the user is reviewing or editing the scenario; use /configure when the workflow is creating a real practice session. Valid duration_minutes values are exactly 5, 15, and 30; do not send 10. The qscore object must include a numeric q_score field when supplied. Valid persona_id values are payal, emma, john, and kapil (default to emma if the user has no preference).
Supported roleplay_type values are sales, customer_success, support, and custom; use custom for salary negotiation, manager conversations, networking, offer calls, and workplace conflict. Put the business scenario in brief; put structured fields like target_role, difficulty, and source: growqr-workflow in metadata. The service returns a real Gemini Live roleplay draft/session with session_id, scenario_id, status, needs_approval, opening_prompt, prompt_outline, scenario, qscore_context, and candidate_brief. Surface those fields; do not fabricate roleplay turns if the service is unavailable.