simulate

Simulate 12 persona reactions to an announcement across 3 debate rounds.

2|Updated Mar 17, 2026

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Ready to run

npx skills add https://github.com/progrmoiz/skills --skill simulate-progrmoiz

💬 Prompt for ChatGPT / Claude Chat▼

Please help me install this Agent Skill.
Skill: simulate
Source: https://github.com/progrmoiz/skills/tree/main/skills/simulate
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/progrmoiz/skills --skill simulate-progrmoiz

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Simulates how 12 diverse personas react to your announcement over 3 interactive rounds — each persona reads others' reactions and shifts opinions, surfacing emergent camps and objections no single prompt catches.

Core Features & Use Cases

12 parallel personas with detailed profiles (MBTI, influence, sentiment bias) and behavior across three rounds
Round 1: independent reactions with web-grounded context
Round 2: full-feed debate where personas can shift stance and form camps
Round 3: final positions based on complete debate and a clear verdict
Outputs: Verdict, opinion trajectory, camp analysis, top 3 objections with fixes, and a suggested rewrite
When to use: before pricing changes, product launches, layoffs, or any high-stakes public message requiring stakeholder alignment

Quick Start

Paste your announcement into the simulate workflow and run the three-round debate to generate the final report

Frequently Asked Questions about simulate

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema

How do I simulate stakeholder reactions to an announcement before publishing?▼

A persona-based debate simulation works by coordinating 12 persona agents to react to an announcement across 3 rounds. Round 1 gathers independent reactions, Round 2 enables a full-feed debate where personas form camps, and Round 3 finalizes positions and generates a synthesis report.

Can I use persona simulation for high-stakes messages like pricing changes or product launches?▼

Yes, persona simulation is designed for high-stakes public messages such as pricing changes, product launches, and layoffs. It surfaces emergent camps and objections that a single prompt might miss, helping you achieve stakeholder alignment before the announcement.

What does the final report include when simulating reactions to an announcement?▼

The final report includes a clear verdict, an opinion trajectory, camp analysis, and the top 3 objections with suggested fixes. It also provides a suggested rewrite of your original announcement to address the identified stakeholder concerns.

How do personas shift their opinions during a multi-round debate simulation?▼

Personas shift opinions by reading others' reactions in a full-feed debate during Round 2. This interaction allows the 12 personas to form emergent camps based on their detailed profiles, which include MBTI, influence levels, and sentiment bias, before reaching final positions in Round 3.

What is the best way to identify potential objections to a public message before release?▼

The best way to identify objections is running a 3-round persona simulation that ranks the top 3 objections and provides fixes. This approach uses web-grounded research and diverse persona profiles to surface emergent stakeholder concerns and suggest a rewrite of the message.