# english.py

ENGLISH_PACK = {
    "language": "English (United States)",
    "titles": ["Associate", "Director", "V.P. / C-Suite"],
    "scenarios": {
        # Beginner — Associate
        "en_coffee_chat": {
            "name": "Coffee Chat (Networking + Elevator Pitch)",
            "title": "Associate",
            "rules": {
                "tone": "Friendly, concise, confident.",
                "structure": "Use a clear 20–30 second elevator pitch: who you are, what you do, what you want.",
                "small_talk": "Use low-stakes rapport, then transition to work naturally."
            },
            "checkpoints": [
                "Nice to meet you.",
                "I’m currently working on…",
                "I’d love your advice on…"
            ]
        },

        # Intermediate — Director
        "en_town_hall": {
            "name": "Town Hall (Project Update + Skeptical Q&A)",
            "title": "Director",
            "rules": {
                "authority": "Lead with facts, outcomes, next steps; don’t over-explain.",
                "qna": "Answer directly; acknowledge concerns; don’t get defensive.",
                "clarity": "Use bullet-like speaking: 'Here’s what changed. Here’s why. Here’s what we’re doing next.'"
            },
            "checkpoints": [
                "Here’s the status.",
                "That’s a fair question.",
                "Here’s what we’re doing next."
            ]
        },

        # Expert — VP / C-Suite
        "en_boardroom_negotiation": {
            "name": "Boardroom Negotiation (High-Stakes Deal)",
            "title": "V.P. / C-Suite",
            "rules": {
                "strategy": "Use win-win framing; anchor with objectives; protect key terms.",
                "directness": "Be firm and calm; don’t fill silence; avoid over-sharing.",
                "control": "Reframe aggressive pressure into options, trade-offs, and principles."
            },
            "checkpoints": [
                "Let’s align on objectives.",
                "That doesn’t work for us.",
                "Here’s a proposal that gets us both there."
            ]
        }
    }
}