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Persona Details

Opening a persona shows everything that persona is and everything it has surfaced. Outcomes lead the page; the profile and personality data sit below.

From the persona header you can:

  • Run simulation — Launch a Simulation with this persona pre-selected. This is the primary action.
  • Compare — Open the persona in the comparison view to put it next to others.
  • Edit — Refine the persona’s name, description, age range, profile fields, tags, and traits.
  • Delete — Remove the persona. This can’t be undone.

At the top of the page, a summary connects the persona to its test results:

  • Simulations — How many simulations this persona has run, broken down into completed, failed or stopped, and running or queued. Click through to jump to the connected simulations.
  • Issues surfaced — The number of findings this persona has produced.
  • Severity mix — How those findings split across critical, high, medium, and low.

Findings are the issues a persona surfaces while running simulations. Each finding has:

  • A title describing the issue.
  • A severity — critical, high, medium, or low.
  • A status — open, triaged, fixed, or dismissed.
  • The page or flow where it surfaced, and a link to the simulation that produced it.

The detail page shows a preview of findings. Open the full Findings view for the complete list.

The expanded findings view shows every finding for the persona and lets you:

  • Group by Severity, Simulation, or Page to see where issues cluster.
  • See a footer breakdown of how many findings are open, triaged, and fixed.
  • Summarize pattern — Generate a short AI synthesis of where the findings cluster and what to do about them.
  • Export the findings to CSV.

If a persona hasn’t surfaced any findings yet, run a simulation to populate the view.

Below the findings, the persona lists the simulations it has run against your app — including runs that haven’t produced findings yet — so you can open any run or re-run it for this persona.

The profile section shows the persona’s narrative fields:

  • Goals — What this persona is trying to achieve.
  • Behavior — How it typically interacts with your product.
  • Pain points — The friction and frustrations it experiences.
  • Triggers — What prompts it to act.

Tags appear here too, and are editable from the persona’s edit screen.

Personas can carry an optional personality profile, shown in a collapsible Advanced traits section:

  • Big Five — Scores (0–100) across openness, conscientiousness, extraversion, agreeableness, and neuroticism.
  • MBTI — A type code (such as INTJ) with a short rationale.