Compliance training role-play
Show the wrong way, then the right way
Compliance Training Role-Play turns one workplace rule into a training scene: a goal, a cast list, a script that plays the wrong way and then the right way, a shot list, and three discussion questions. It then makes two subtitled role-play videos of up to 120 seconds each, voices every role, or turns a photo of the trainer into a presenter video that explains the rule. Compliance Training Role-Play works in Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, and other agents that run Skills.
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One rule, one training scene
The scene is written first
Goal, cast list, script, shot list, and three discussion questions with trainer notes arrive in the first reply.
The rule in its own words
Clauses are quoted word for word from the text you paste, and every person and company in the scene is fictional.
Every role has its voice
Each role keeps one voice and says its lines on camera, with every line subtitled.
How it is made
A training scene staff can act out
A training goal, a cast list, a scene script of about two minutes that plays the wrong way and then the right way, a shot list, and three discussion questions with trainer notes.
What learners can say after watching · Lines ready to read aloud · Clauses quoted from the text you paste
Role-play videos and role voices
One still per role, every line said on camera in that role's voice, joined into two subtitled videos of up to two minutes each, the wrong way and the right way, so the trainer can pause between them.
The trainer explains the rule
The trainer's own photo and voice explain the rule in up to two minutes, quoting the clause word for word, in the same shape as the photo.
Training teams that teach with role-play
Compliance teams
Turn a bank, hospital, or insurance rule into a scene staff recognise at once.
Safety training
Act out the unsafe shortcut, then the safe procedure, for a lab, plant, or site.
New-hire onboarding
Show the first-week rules in a two-minute scene.
Fraud awareness
Act out a call that borrows a manager's name, and how to check it before paying.
Inputs and outputs
Input · Text — One workplace rule, risk, or pasted policy, case, or product note
Input · Image — Trainer photo for the presenter explainer (optional)
- Formats
- JPG, PNG
- Specifications
- 1 image per request
Input · Audio — Sample of the trainer's voice (optional)
- Formats
- MP3, WAV
- Specifications
- 10–300 s; up to 20 MB each
Output · Text — Training goal, cast list, wrong-way and right-way script, shot list, and three discussion questions
- Specifications
- editable
Output · Image — One photoreal image per role
- Formats
- PNG, JPG, WEBP
Output · Audio — Every line in its role's voice, as numbered files
- Formats
- MP3
Output · Video — Subtitled wrong-way and right-way role-play videos, or a presenter explainer
- Formats
- MP4
- Specifications
- up to 2 videos per request; up to 120 s
| Input or output | Type | Formats | Specifications |
|---|---|---|---|
| Input | Text — One workplace rule, risk, or pasted policy, case, or product note | — | — |
| Input | Image — Trainer photo for the presenter explainer (optional) | JPG, PNG | 1 image per request |
| Input | Audio — Sample of the trainer's voice (optional) | MP3, WAV | 10–300 s; up to 20 MB each |
| Output | Text — Training goal, cast list, wrong-way and right-way script, shot list, and three discussion questions | — | editable |
| Output | Image — One photoreal image per role | PNG, JPG, WEBP | — |
| Output | Audio — Every line in its role's voice, as numbered files | MP3 | — |
| Output | Video — Subtitled wrong-way and right-way role-play videos, or a presenter explainer | MP4 | up to 2 videos per request; up to 120 s |
Specifications last checked · Sources: Model catalog · Documentation · Terms of Service
Questions
What do I start with?
The training topic, or the rule, policy, or case pasted as it is. Add who the learners are and how long it should run if you know.
How does the rule get into the script?
Clauses are quoted word for word from the text you paste, with the source named. When you paste a real case, its people and company are renamed as fictional ones.
What does the video look like?
Each role has its own image and voice and says its lines on camera with subtitles. The wrong way and the right way are two videos of up to two minutes each, landscape for a training-room screen or vertical for phones.
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