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AI Practice · Robin Pro

A practice client who talks back.

Rehearse coaching or a discovery call out loud with Sarah. She responds in the moment, Robin can step in when you get stuck, and the call ends with a debrief and one thing to try next time.

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Why rehearse

Some moments are easier the second time.

The silence you fill too quickly. The solution you reach for before you meant to. The moment someone asks what coaching costs and your words disappear.

With Sarah, you can meet that moment once before a client is depending on you. Choose five or ten minutes of coaching, followed by the debrief. There is no diary to coordinate, and a rough first attempt does not use up somebody else's practice time.

A rehearsal, not a chatbot

Getting stuck is part of the practice.

1

Speak, don’t type

Sarah is a practice client on a voice call. She hesitates, changes direction and responds to the questions you actually ask.

2

Ask for help mid-call

If you get stuck, say “Robin?” Robin gives you one usable steer, then hands the conversation straight back.

3

Leave with a next step

After Sarah leaves, Robin debriefs the call with you and helps you choose one concrete thing to try in your next rehearsal.

Hear it

Two moments coaches usually want another go at.

These short demonstrations start in the awkward middle. The coach gets stuck, asks Robin for help, and tries again in the next breath.

Scripted demonstrations, generated with the voices the product uses. The coach is played by a synthetic voice. Sarah and Robin sound exactly as they do in a real rehearsal.

After the call

A debrief, not a scorecard.

Robin does not grade your coaching or certify that you are ready. Once Sarah leaves, you talk through what happened while the conversation is still fresh.

One commitment follows you into your next rehearsal, so another go starts where this one ended. The recording and transcript are there when you want to listen back.

How it works

One call. One useful thing to carry forward.

  1. Choose the rehearsal

    Choose five or ten minutes of coaching, followed by the debrief. Read Sarah’s email before you call, just as you would with a client.

  2. Have the conversation

    Sarah brings the situation; you coach the way you normally would. Ask Robin for a steer only when you want one.

  3. Review and rehearse again

    Revisit the recording and transcript, see what happened and what you learned, then take one concrete commitment into the next call.

Good to know

Questions about AI Practice.

Practise the moment you usually avoid.

No client is depending on you. No partner is waiting. Fumble, ask for help, and have another go.