
Enterprise AI Rollout
A company is preparing an enterprise AI rollout while product, security, sales, and operations disagree about what must be proven before launch.
AI business simulations
Any mix of humans and AI at the table: play a seat yourself, invite your team into the room, or let the whole thing run fully automatic and read the analysis.
Any seat can be human. Every artifact is real.

01 — Example scenarios
Each ships ready to run: roles with private goals, starter materials, and a debrief rubric.

A company is preparing an enterprise AI rollout while product, security, sales, and operations disagree about what must be proven before launch.

A replenishment program needs a credible near-term deal for scarce missile components while keeping readiness, supplier risk, and funding optics under control.

A joint task force needs a credible Initial Operational Capability for contested island sustainment in 12 weeks. A portfolio executive must balance two competing programs and win approval from four demanding authorities.
How it works
Every run follows the same loop. You play the moves; the engine keeps score on the evidence you put on the table.
01
Pick a built-in or generate your own.
02
Claim a role; AI fills the rest.
03
Negotiate in chat, draft the artifacts.
04
The engine scores your evidence, not vibes.
05
See exactly what your evidence earned.
Moves 3–4 repeat each turn — typically six — until the goal resolves.
02 — The magic
Agents don't just talk — they submit real work products: memos, budgets, contracts, risk registers. The engine scores the evidence, not the vibes.
Sample simulation
Inspect a complete fictional run: setup, role pressure, turn timeline, submitted packages, resolution, and score.
InspectSample artifact
Read a decision package that shows the standard players are practicing toward: evidence, tradeoffs, owners, and decision ask.
InspectSample debrief
Review the final evidence-backed debrief: what moved, why it scored, and what to practice next.
Inspect03 — Make your own
Describe a situation — or point the generator at a real company — and get a runnable scenario: roles with private goals, starter artifacts, and a debrief rubric. Edit anything, then run it solo, with your team, or fully automatic.
Pick a scenario, claim a seat, and let AI fill the rest of the room.