🔀Assistants
Essential Assistants - Before You Start
Scenario Idea Generator
This AI assistant helps find possible scenarios from changes in the world or within your organisation.
Exercise Specifications stage 1 & stage 2
There are two assistants intended to help with developing exercise specifications that can be given to customers to sign-off before moving to the next stage.

The Other Assitants
Below is a table outlining each assistant featured in Sidekick and what they do:
Specialises in writing directly into the Master Events List (MEL) using a 3 Act structure.
Make sure to tell LISA:
What scenario you'd like to build
Who is involved
What the scenario should avoid
Scenario Idea Generator
Helps plan focused, realistic crisis exercises by identifying plausible vulnerabilities for an organisation - allows/encourages pasting of regulatory links to highlight exercise ideas. Output is a CSV serial report which needs importing into the Editor.
IT Team Loader
Creates realistic IT crisis exercise scenarios by generating event injects
Legal Team Loader
Focuses on how to realistically load the legal team during a major incident
RED TEAM IO
Creates a 5-day adversarial campaign based on DIME (Diplomatic, Information, Military, and Economic) and incorporating the NATO IEA framework
SpaceWeather
Generates a space weather report tailored to a context of your choice e.g. heightened space domain tension
DISARM
Generates ideas for an IO (Information Operations) exercise
Deck-2 Exercise
Converts uploaded PDF exercise decks into MELs
Comms Team Loading
Focuses on how to realistically load the communications team during a major incident
COBRA-event
Assists in designing a strategic communication (stratcom) exercise centered around a national crisis that would involve COBRA (Cabinet Office Briefing Rooms) response
ChannelAssistant
Provides guidance and recommendations on using channels to simulate different exercises or scenarios
Casualty Generator
Generates realistic injury scenarios during a crisis event
All Sidekick assistants accept attachments, including PDFs, images (JPG, PNG), PPT, and docs (TXT, DOCX). This allows you to provide a richer context, improving the quality of responses.
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