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Branching Scenario Lab

Authoring kit

Build a practice conversation

Fill in one template. The kit builds the full scenario: what each question can uncover, how the character reacts to telling, the endings and the four scored behaviors. It then runs the same rule checks the site runs before every release. The pattern is “investigate before interpreting,” the one behind The Label Conversation.

Your draft stays in this browser until you download it. Use fictional people and details only. Clinical content isn't accepted, because it needs clinician review.

1. The people

What the learner does now that the practice targets.

2. The situation

What the learner can already see. Don't give away the cause.

3. What Rosa knows

The visible pattern · revealed by the first relevant open question

The AI checks each question against this. Be specific.

The hidden cause · only a follow-up question about it reveals this. Guessing, planning or general questions never do.

Used in endings, such as “You found the cause: ...”

Rosa's own fix · offered when asked for ideas after the cause is known

Leave timing out. Timing belongs in the proposal.

The surface fix · what Rosa suggests if asked for ideas too early

Used in feedback, such as “That targets ...”

Rosa's proposal · a specific step and a time, offered when asked for a plan. Agreement needs the learner to confirm it.

Must include a time or day.