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Lets you interview a customer who is not available. It role-plays a real customer or a segment, answering only from what those customers have actually said.

Arguments

A company name role-plays that company. A segment builds a composite that speaks as “we”.

What you get

Every reply cites its grounding

  • Direct evidence: speaks plainly, quotes itself.
  • Adjacent evidence: hedges.
  • No evidence: declines in character: “that hasn’t really come up for us.”
A persona that always has an answer is useless: you cannot tell which answers came from the customer and which from the model.

How the persona is built

  • Reads the actual call transcripts, not extracted highlights: speech patterns, what they ask about, how decisions get made.
  • Carries a knowledge boundary, a record of what this customer has never discussed. That is what lets it decline.
  • A company name gives you that company. A segment gives a composite that speaks as “we”, counts members, and attributes each quote.

Commands

Type “stop” to end.