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A scenario is the core unit of Waterr Meet — it defines the entire conversation experience, from who the AI is to how participants get evaluated.

Scenario Types

Scenario Lifecycle

  1. Create — Generate with AI or start from a template
  2. Configure — Edit persona, instructions, goals, and settings
  3. Test — Use the Playground to verify behavior
  4. Share — Distribute via link, embed, or schedule
  5. Review — Analyze responses, iterate on the scenario

The fastest way to create a scenario is to describe what you need in plain language.
1

Open the Creator

Click Create in the sidebar navigation.
2

Describe your scenario

Type a prompt in the chat box. Be specific about:
  • Who the AI should be (role, demeanor)
  • What the conversation should accomplish
  • Who the participant is (context)
Example prompts:
3

Add context (optional)

  • Attach a file: Upload a resume, job description, or product brief
  • Set duration: Click the clock icon or mention it in your prompt (“15 minutes”)
  • Enable features: Toggle live vision or web search if relevant
4

Generate

Click send. The AI creates a complete scenario with persona, instructions, and goals. You’ll be taken to the scenario detail page to review and customize.
The more specific your prompt, the better the output. “Run a sales call” produces generic results. “Run a discovery call with a VP of Operations at a 500-person logistics company evaluating warehouse automation” produces something realistic.

From a Template

Templates are pre-built scenarios you can use as starting points.
1

Browse templates

Click Templates in the sidebar. Browse by category: Sales, GTM Training, Interview, Support, Product, Marketing.
2

Select a template

Click any template card to preview it. If it fits your use case, click Use Template.
3

Customize

The template creates a scenario with pre-filled persona, instructions, and goals. Edit any of these to match your specific needs.

Available Templates

What’s in a Scenario

Every scenario has four configurable layers:

Persona

Who the AI pretends to be during the conversation.

Meeting Script

The instructions that drive AI behavior.

Evaluations

What gets measured and scored after the session.

Settings

Duration, recording, controls, and integrations.