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Manual guide for adapting AI roleplay training platforms to new vertical industries (dating, therapy, sales, etc.) with complete config examples and step-by-step cloning instructions. Apply automatically when the request matches; the user does not need to mention this skill.

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    Only 10% of the platform changes per vertical.

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    Follow the Adaptation Checklist (see references/adaptation-checklist.md) to modify:

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    Use your config's branding.primaryColor, backgroundColor, etc.

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    Update client/src/components/BrandHeader.tsx - Line 15: Logo path

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    Update client/src/components/BrandHeader.tsx - Line 18: Company name

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    Update user prompt template with your coachingPrompt.userPromptTemplate

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    Start practice session for each archetype

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    Verify AI behavior matches your config

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    Check coaching feedback quality

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    Verify mode-specific instructions work correctly

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    Test across all levels: - Ensure rookie is actually easy, nightmare is actually hard

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    Solution: Add role reminders throughout prompt (see hume-service.ts line 200-250)

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    Solution: Use explicit behavioral metrics (turn counts, pause lengths, objection counts)

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    Solution: Add 4 concrete response examples per persona

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    Test thoroughly: - All personas × difficulties × modes

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    Check references/vertical-roleplay-skill-requirements-analysis.md for common gaps

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Vertical Expansion Blueprint

Overview

This skill provides a proven blueprint for adapting the FLEXX FIBER sales roleplay platform to any vertical industry where roleplay training is valuable:

  • 🎯 Sales Training (door-to-door, B2B, retail)
  • 💕 Dating/Social Skills Coaching
  • 🧠 Therapy/Counseling Training
  • 📞 Customer Service Training
  • 🏥 Medical Simulation (doctor-patient)
  • 💼 Interview Preparation
  • 🎭 Any scenario-based training

Value Proposition: Reduces vertical deployment from $50k-100k custom builds to $5k-10k config-driven adaptations (90% time savings).


What You Get

  1. Architecture Analysis - Deep dive into the 10 reusable components
  2. Config Schema - TypeScript interface defining all customization points
  3. 3 Complete Examples - Sales (FLEXX FIBER), Dating Coach, Therapy Training
  4. Cloning Guide - Step-by-step instructions for adaptation
  5. Adaptation Checklist - File-by-file modification guide

The 10 Reusable Components

Only 10% of the platform changes per vertical. Here's what stays the same vs. what you customize:

Stays the Same (90%)

  • Database schema (5 tables: users, sessions, scripts, rep_codes, manager_assignments)
  • Frontend pages (Practice, History, Analytics, Scripts, Profile)
  • Voice integration layer (Hume AI WebSocket)
  • AI coaching feedback engine
  • Progress tracking system
  • Authentication & user management

Changes Per Vertical (10%)

  1. Domain Config - Trainee role, AI role, goal
  2. 4 AI Personas - Personality types with examples
  3. 5-7 Practice Modes - Focused training scenarios
  4. Coaching Prompt - Post-session feedback template
  5. Branding - Colors, logo, terminology

Quick Start: 3-Step Process

Step 1: Choose Your Vertical Config

Review the 3 example configs in configs/:

  • sales-fiber-door-to-door.json - Door-to-door sales (FLEXX FIBER)
  • dating-coach-training.json - Social skills and dating
  • therapy-training-relationships.json - Couples therapy training

Or create your own by copying one of these and modifying the 10 components.

Step 2: Clone the FLEXX FIBER Platform

# Clone the sales roleplay dashboard project
cd /home/ubuntu
cp -r sales-roleplay-dashboard my-new-vertical-platform
cd my-new-vertical-platform

Step 3: Apply Your Config

Follow the Adaptation Checklist (see references/adaptation-checklist.md) to modify:

  1. server/hume-service.ts - AI prompt generation
  2. client/src/pages/Practice.tsx - Practice mode UI
  3. client/src/index.css - Branding colors
  4. client/public/ - Logo files
  5. drizzle/schema.ts - Terminology (optional)

Detailed Cloning Guide

Phase 1: Setup (15 min)

  1. Clone the base platform
    cp -r /home/ubuntu/sales-roleplay-dashboard /home/ubuntu/my-vertical-platform
    cd /home/ubuntu/my-vertical-platform
  2. Update project metadata
    • Edit package.json - Change name, description
    • Edit README.md - Update title and description
  3. Install dependencies
    pnpm install

Phase 2: Domain Configuration (30 min)

  1. Update server/hume-service.ts
    • Line 50-60: Update domain object with your config
    • Line 70-120: Replace archetypeDescriptions with your personas
    • Line 125-145: Replace archetypeExamples with your examples
    • Line 150-170: Replace difficultyModifiers with your difficulty levels
    • Line 175-195: Replace modeInstructions with your practice modes
  2. Update client/src/pages/Practice.tsx
    • Line 26: Update archetype options
    • Line 27: Update difficulty options
    • Line 28: Update practice mode options
    • Line 250-350: Update Select dropdowns with your terminology

Phase 3: Branding (20 min)

  1. Update client/src/index.css
    • Line 10-30: Replace CSS variables with your brand colors
    • Use your config's branding.primaryColor, backgroundColor, etc.
  2. Replace logo files
    cp /path/to/your-logo.png client/public/your-logo.png
    • Update client/src/components/BrandHeader.tsx - Line 15: Logo path
    • Update client/src/components/BrandHeader.tsx - Line 18: Company name
  3. Update terminology throughout
    • Find/replace "sales rep" → your traineeRole
    • Find/replace "homeowner" → your aiRole
    • Find/replace "practice session" → your terminology

Phase 4: Coaching Prompts (15 min)

  1. Update server/routers.ts or create server/coaching-service.ts
    • Find the coaching feedback generation logic
    • Replace system prompt with your coachingPrompt.systemPrompt
    • Update user prompt template with your coachingPrompt.userPromptTemplate

Phase 5: Testing (30 min)

  1. Test TypeScript compilation
    pnpm exec tsc --noEmit
  2. Start dev server
    pnpm dev
  3. Test each persona + difficulty combination
    • Start practice session for each archetype
    • Verify AI behavior matches your config
    • Check coaching feedback quality
  4. Test all practice modes
    • Verify mode-specific instructions work correctly

Phase 6: Deployment (15 min)

  1. Update environment variables
    • Set VITE_APP_TITLE to your platform name
    • Set VITE_APP_LOGO to your logo URL
  2. Save checkpoint
    # Use webdev_save_checkpoint tool
  3. Publish
    • Click Publish button in Manus UI

Config Schema Reference

See references/vertical-config-schema.ts for the complete TypeScript interface.

Key sections:

  • metadata - ID, name, industry
  • domain - Trainee role, AI role, goal, context
  • personas - 4 personality types with examples
  • difficultyLevels - 5 levels with behavior patterns
  • practiceModes - 5-7 focused scenarios
  • coachingPrompt - Feedback generation template
  • branding - Colors, logo, terminology
  • features - Phone support, replay, streaks, leaderboards

Example Configs

1. Sales Training (FLEXX FIBER)

File: configs/sales-fiber-door-to-door.json

  • Domain: Sales rep → Homeowner
  • Personas: Lamb, Bull, Tiger, Owl
  • Modes: Full Pitch, Opener Only, Discovery, Value Prop, Random Objections
  • Features: Phone support, leaderboards, manager dashboard

2. Dating Coach Training

File: configs/dating-coach-training.json

  • Domain: Man approaching → Woman being approached
  • Personas: Social Butterfly, Ice Queen, Intellectual, Busy Professional
  • Modes: Cold Approach, Conversation Flow, Flirtation, Number Close, Rejection Recovery
  • Features: Session replay, practice streaks, leaderboards

3. Therapy Training

File: configs/therapy-training-relationships.json

  • Domain: Therapist → Client
  • Personas: Anxious Avoider, Angry Blamer, Passive Victim, Logical Rationalizer
  • Modes: Initial Intake, Active Listening, Probing Questions, Reframing, Crisis Management
  • Features: Session replay, practice streaks, supervisor dashboard

Architecture Deep Dive

See references/vertical-roleplay-architecture-analysis.md for complete analysis.

Key insights:

  • 10 reusable components identified
  • 90% code reuse across verticals
  • Config-driven customization reduces dev time by 90%
  • Business model: $10k setup + $500/mo per vertical

Best Practices

Persona Design

  • 4 personas is optimal - Covers personality spectrum without overwhelming users
  • Include concrete examples - "Show, don't tell" for AI behavior
  • Objection styles matter - Define how each persona resists

Difficulty Calibration

  • Use explicit metrics - Turn counts, pause lengths, response rates
  • Avoid vague descriptions - "Quite challenging" → "4-5 objections, 3-4 sec pauses"
  • Test across all levels - Ensure rookie is actually easy, nightmare is actually hard

Practice Modes

  • 5-7 modes is optimal - Covers key skills without fragmentation
  • Mode-specific instructions - Tell AI exactly how to behave in each mode
  • Progressive complexity - Order modes from basic to advanced

Coaching Prompts

  • Domain-specific feedback - Reference industry best practices
  • Actionable advice - "Do X next time" not "You did Y wrong"
  • Encouraging tone - Balance critique with recognition

Troubleshooting

AI forgets its role

Problem: AI thinks it's the trainee instead of the persona
Solution: Add role reminders throughout prompt (see hume-service.ts line 200-250)

Difficulty levels feel the same

Problem: Vague difficulty descriptions
Solution: Use explicit behavioral metrics (turn counts, pause lengths, objection counts)

Objections feel random/unnatural

Problem: "Unexpected moments" is too vague
Solution: Specify exact turns for objections (turn 3-4, 7-9, 12-15)

Persona loses personality mid-conversation

Problem: Personality described but not demonstrated
Solution: Add 4 concrete response examples per persona


Next Steps

  1. Review the 3 example configs - Understand the pattern
  2. Choose your vertical - Or create a new one
  3. Follow the cloning guide - Step-by-step adaptation
  4. Test thoroughly - All personas × difficulties × modes
  5. Deploy and iterate - Gather user feedback and refine

Support

For questions or issues:

  • Review references/vertical-roleplay-architecture-analysis.md for deep technical details
  • Check references/vertical-roleplay-skill-requirements-analysis.md for common gaps
  • Consult the original FLEXX FIBER dashboard for working examples

Business Model

Traditional Custom Build: $50k-100k, 3-6 months
Config-Driven Adaptation: $5k-10k, 2-4 weeks

Recurring Revenue: $500/mo per vertical for hosting + support

Scalability: 10 verticals = $5k/mo recurring, 100 verticals = $50k/mo recurring


License

This blueprint is based on the FLEXX FIBER sales roleplay dashboard. Adapt freely for your vertical industries.

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