From a preparation conversation to a saved practice
A useful preparation conversation often contains more than a job description. You may have explained why a project was difficult, identified a story that needs work, or discussed a question you expect in the next round.
With Revarta connected, your assistant can save that selected context alongside the job. Your preparation becomes something you can act on: an ordered plan, relevant focus areas and mock practice briefs with a question and objective. Revarta can fill missing preparation details without replacing the material you supplied.
You choose what to transfer. Connecting your account does not import every conversation, and the assistant can only use material it can access.
An example: practice explaining a difficult rollback decision
Imagine you are preparing for a software engineering interview. This is an illustrative scenario, not a candidate testimonial.
In your conversation, you have described a migration that you helped roll back. You have identified a weak point in your answer: you explain the technical failure, but not the evidence behind the decision. The recruiter has confirmed a hiring-manager round. You want to rehearse this question:
What evidence informed the rollback decision?
Ask your assistant:
Use Revarta to import my preparation for this software engineering role. Include the migration background and the confirmed hiring-manager round. Make evidence-based decision making a focus area. Add a mock practice brief for “What evidence informed the rollback decision?” with the objective of explaining the signals, trade-offs and my own contribution. Keep suggestions separate from confirmed facts. Preview and save it, add to my current plan without replacing it, and return the job and practice links.
The useful result is a saved job and a practice link with that objective and context. Open it, check the background, and start when you are ready. Your supplied question guides the practice; the interviewer can still ask follow-ups.
For your first attempt, focus on three things: which signals you observed, what alternatives you considered, and what you personally decided or contributed. A technically detailed story can still leave those points unclear. After the session, use the feedback to choose what to improve in your next attempt.
You do not have to figure out your next answer alone.
Bring your experience and the role you have in mind. Rev helps you turn rough thoughts into answers that sound like you.
See what is already working, choose one thing to improve, and try again at your own pace.
What can come with your preparation?
An import can include:
- A new target job, or more preparation for an existing job you identify.
- Background notes and story drafts drawn from your experience.
- Known interview rounds, with suggested rounds kept separate from confirmed information.
- Priority focus areas and preparation steps.
- Mock practice briefs with the questions, objectives and context you want to rehearse.
Other exercises, such as research or reviewing notes, can remain preparation tasks. Saving an import does not start an interview or send messages on your behalf. You decide when to practice.
How to get started
- Open AI connections in Revarta and connect ChatGPT or Claude. Allow preparation creation when prompted.
- Return to the conversation containing the preparation you want to use. Identify one job and the material to transfer.
- Ask the assistant to preview and save it in Revarta. Clarify the destination or conflicting details if asked.
- Open the saved practice link, review its background and objective, then start your mock with a working microphone.
For setup details, follow the ChatGPT guide or the Claude guide. If you connected before this feature launched, you may need to allow the new preparation-creation permission.
Continue the conversation after practice
Once a completed session's feedback is available in Revarta, ask your assistant to retrieve it for that job. You can discuss the feedback there, work through a clearer example and decide what to rehearse next.
That is a request you make through the connection. Revarta does not automatically push feedback into your chats or continuously synchronize every edit.
Questions about importing preparation
Will it import my entire ChatGPT or Claude history?
No. Choose the relevant material in a conversation the assistant can access. It transfers that selected preparation when you ask it to save it.
Can I add preparation to a job I already have?
Yes. Identify the existing Revarta job by name or link. New preparation adds to your current plan by default; replacing the plan requires your explicit choice.
What happens if the assistant loses the response?
Ask it to check or resume the same import before creating another. The save may already have succeeded, and the original import can return its saved links. The troubleshooting guide covers permissions, generation delays and missing feedback.
Where should I go next?
Connect your assistant, or explore how preparation plans, focus areas and mock interviews fit together.
