To use a single agent:
In any input box, type @ and select Practicing Difficult Conversations from the agent selector. After that, enter your prompt or question. The agent will start working on your task and respond directly. To use multiple agents:
No extra steps needed—when your request needs it, the app will automatically involve a group of relevant agents to deliver the most complete answer.

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What does this agent do?

Practicing Difficult Conversations helps you prepare for tough or high-stakes interactions—like feedback sessions, conflict resolution, or negotiations. It simulates real scenarios, models stakeholder reactions, and builds message frameworks so you’re ready for anything.

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Why should I use it?

Use this agent when you want to enter difficult conversations with more confidence, empathy, and clarity. It helps you anticipate pushback, handle emotions, and keep discussions productive.

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When should I use it?

  • Preparing for feedback, conflict, or sensitive discussions
  • Managing challenging stakeholder relationships
  • Planning for negotiations or high-stakes meetings
  • Practicing responses to tough questions or objections

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How does it work?

Describe your upcoming conversation, goals, and who’s involved. The agent models different stakeholder perspectives and likely reactions, builds out scenarios with branching paths, and develops message strategies that balance clarity, empathy, and strategy. It also helps you manage emotional dynamics.

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What do I get?

You’ll receive:
  • A conversation playbook and preparation guide
  • Scenario planning with potential responses and derailment points
  • Message frameworks and pre-emptive strategies
  • Tips for emotional regulation and staying on track

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How do I use it in the app?

  1. In any input box, type @ and select Practicing Difficult Conversations
  2. Enter your prompt or describe your conversation, goals, and who’s involved
  3. The agent will review your input and respond directly with its playbook and advice

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Example

“We used Practicing Difficult Conversations to prep for a tough review meeting. The agent modeled our team’s likely reactions, suggested clear and empathetic responses, and helped us stay calm and focused. The meeting went better than we hoped.”

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Tips

  • Be specific about the situation and stakeholders for the best prep
  • Use before any conversation where the outcome really matters
  • Combine with Objection Preparation or Stakeholder Messaging for added support