NoPressure

Authorizes a hand-off for the signed-in user so the opened web-app link can start the call. Paired with the browser open on the Start click. App-only.

approve_roleplay_handoff

Polls for the finished session being monitored. App-only.

get_last_session_status

Polls simulation generation. App-only.

get_roleplay_setup_status

Creates a hyperrealistic voice roleplay the user can practise against — a character with a role, a personality and a stance — generated from one written brief. That brief is the entire input: there is no interview step and no follow-up questions, and nothing outside it reaches the roleplay. Generation is asynchronous, so the call returns a "generating" status and a nopressure_simulation_id straight away while a card builds in the chat, showing progress and then the finished simulation with a Start button for the user. Every other NoPressure tool takes that id. How the NoPressure tools fit together is documented in skill://nopressure/SKILL.md.

create_hyperrealistic_simulation

Returns everything editable about a simulation: the title and the card blurb the user sees, plus its content — the roleplay character (their role, beliefs, interests, mindset, opening line) and the situation as each side is given it. What comes back is exactly what update_simulation_data takes back. Scene art and voice are not part of it. Fails while the simulation is still generating, and permanently if its generation failed — in which case a new simulation is needed. How the NoPressure tools fit together is documented in skill://nopressure/SKILL.md.

get_simulation_data

Renders the start card for a simulation that already exists: its scene image, title, description, and the Start button that launches the voice roleplay. This is how a user runs one they already have — to retry it, or after editing it. A simulation is reusable and every run produces its own session and debrief, which is what makes progress across attempts comparable; a second simulation of the same situation would instead generate a different character. The card is the output — the result itself carries only the id back. Fails while the simulation is still generating, and permanently if its generation failed — in which case a new simulation is needed. How the NoPressure tools fit together is documented in skill://nopressure/SKILL.md.

get_simulation_card

Writes an edited simulation back — its title, its card blurb, and its content. The write is whole-object: what is sent replaces what is stored, so any value not carried over is lost, and content rebuilt from scratch loses the generated detail that makes the character behave like a person. An edit is therefore what get_simulation_data returned with the specific values the user asked about changed in place. Scene art and voice sit outside this call and stay as they were, so writing a new gender changes the text while the portrait and the voice keep the ones the character was cast with — a different gender needs a new simulation. How the NoPressure tools fit together is documented in skill://nopressure/SKILL.md.

update_simulation_data

Starts watching for the results of a roleplay the user has just started, and renders a card that waits with them. The watch runs forward from the moment of this call — it matches a session that begins after it, rather than an earlier attempt at the same simulation. The result carries a monitoring status and nothing more: once the session finishes and its analysis is ready, the card shows the debrief, and the full feedback and transcript reach the conversation when the user sends them on from the card. The nopressure_simulation_id has to be the exact one that was given — ids are opaque, so a guessed one either fails to resolve or watches a different simulation. How the NoPressure tools fit together is documented in skill://nopressure/SKILL.md.

monitor_last_simulation_session