To use a single agent:
In any input box, type @ and select Scenario Stress-Tester 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?

Scenario Stress-Tester puts your plans and strategies through tough, “what-if” situations. It checks how your ideas hold up when markets change, unexpected events hit, or things go off-script—helping you see if your approach is truly resilient.

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Why should I use it?

Use Scenario Stress-Tester when you want to know how your plan will perform in extreme or unpredictable situations. It helps you uncover weak spots, prepare for shocks, and build stronger, more flexible strategies.

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When should I use it?

  • Planning for market shifts or economic changes
  • Preparing for high-risk, high-reward moves
  • Testing business resilience against “black swan” events
  • Building backup or contingency strategies

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How does it work?

Describe your plan, idea, or concern. The agent imagines tough but realistic scenarios—like sudden market drops, new competitors, or major disruptions—and tests your strategy against them. It shows where your plan could break down, how to strengthen it, and what early warning signs to watch for.

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What do I get?

You’ll receive:
  • Clear scenario playbooks showing what could happen
  • Maps of where your strategy is strong or vulnerable
  • Recommendations for making your approach more resilient
  • Early warning signals to keep an eye on

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How do I use it in the app?

  1. In any input box, type @ and select Scenario Stress-Tester
  2. Enter your prompt or describe your scenario or concern
  3. The agent will review your input and respond directly with its findings

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Example

“We asked Scenario Stress-Tester to pressure-test our international expansion plan. It ran through scenarios like sudden regulatory changes and a key competitor entering the market. The results helped us adjust our plan to handle surprises and stay ahead.”

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Tips

  • Be specific about the scenarios or challenges you want to test
  • Use before committing to major changes or investments
  • Combine with Risk Assessment or Strategy Development for the most robust planning