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Live conversational simulations

Human skills in the AI era.

5 min per session·41 scenarios live·9 subjects·5 competencies marked·Every verdict quotes the transcript

Why MilesVerse

Practice the conversations that make careers.

MilesVerse puts every student across the table from a live AI counterpart, then grades the conversation on evidence.

Live counterparts, not case PDFs

Fully characterized AI personas who push back, escalate under pressure, and soften only when it is earned. Every session is a real conversation, face to face.

Graded on evidence, not impressions

Five competencies, fifteen observable criteria. Every verdict is anchored to a line the student actually said. No quoted line, no credit.

Built for institutions

Faculty assign scenarios as coursework and see completion and performance. Every session becomes a durable record: transcript, grade, and report.

The live room

She pushes back. She softens when she is heard.

Every counterpart runs on an emotional state machine. Genuine acknowledgement and a concrete, fair next step move her. Excuses, vague reassurance, or rushing harden her. The student is not talking to a script; they are managing a person whose stance shifts with every line they say.

Nothing resolves in one exchange. The room rewards the same things the real one will.

Live room02:18 / 5:00
Renee · Senior Analyst
You should have heard it from me before any announcement. That is on me.
Then help me understand what happened.
The client requires a certification before kickoff. Ryan already holds it. Yours starts this week.

Counterpart stance

Thawing

One session

Briefing. Conversation. Debrief.

01

The briefing

A case file with the memos, spreadsheets, and private notes behind the meeting. Students walk in prepared, or they feel exactly why they should have been.

Briefing screen showing case file
02

The conversation

Five minutes across the table from a counterpart with an agenda of their own. Pauses tolerated, interruptions handled, pressure applied.

Counterpart in conversation
Live
Muted
03

The debrief

Scores with the receipts. Every criterion met, partial, or missed, each one quoting the transcript, with a strength and a next action every time.

Clarity

Met

Names the legal and ethical position plainly, without hedging the conclusion

“What you are describing is a payment to a government official to influence an award. The size does not change what it is.”

Partial

Offers a lawful route to keep the deal alive

The cast

Meet the counterparts

Fully characterized personas with their own history, agenda, and limits. They hold their ground until it is earned.

Nadia

Nadia

Developer on your team, in conflict with...

Emma

Emma

New team member on her first day

Marcus

Marcus

Well-liked mid-level Designer who report...

David

David

Top performer, unhappy with his raise

Martin

Martin

Your director — pushing an unrealistic d...

Renee

Renee

Senior Analyst on your team

Elena

Elena

Client stakeholder, ready to escalate

The marking

Five competencies. Every verdict shows its evidence.

  1. 01

    Empathy & Acknowledgement

    Meets the person before the problem. Hears the feeling underneath the words.

  2. 02

    Active Listening

    Reflects back what was actually said, and asks before assuming.

  3. 03

    Clarity & Directness

    States the position plainly. No hedging, no jargon fog.

  4. 04

    Composure Under Pressure

    Holds steady when the conversation turns hard.

  5. 05

    Resolution & Next Steps

    Leaves the room with a concrete, agreed next step.

Three observable criteria per competency. The lead competency shifts with the scenario's subject; the standard never shifts with difficulty.

EMPATHYLISTENINGCLARITYCOMPOSURERESOLUTION

One student, one attempt, marked criterion by criterion.

The library

Scenes from inside the labs

9 subjects41 scenarios and growing3 difficulty levels per session

“You wanted to see me. Before you start — that file has been missing for four days and I asked twice, politely, and got nothing back. Four point two million dollars is sitting blocked. I'm not going to pretend I'm sorry I escalated it.”

Caleb · The Email That Went Too Far

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