Generate a whole campaign with the wizard

You can scaffold an entire campaign in one pass. The wizard generates structure inside a campaign you’ve already created — so make the campaign shell first (here’s how), then let the wizard fill it with paths, nodes, and vocabulary.

Scaffold the campaign

1. Open the wizard at Campaign scope

   In the Builder, open the AI Wizard and leave the scope button on Campaign (the session is labeled Campaign Wizard). For a brand-new empty campaign, only Create and Analyze are offered — Revise appears once content exists.

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2. (Recommended) Analyze first

   Tap Analyze to get a pedagogical plan and coaching without generating committable content — a no-commit way to shape the campaign before you spend tokens.

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3. Create → Paths (or All)

   Tap Create, then pick Paths for the path skeleton or All for the broadest single pass. This is what makes it a whole-campaign run: scope = Campaign, target = Paths/All. The server runs a multi-segment dispatch and a whole tree of paths, nodes, and vocabulary lands as a draft.

4. Tune Context & settings (optional)

   The tune icon (Context & settings) opens the Context Wizard. Choose which campaign elements feed the prompt (framing concept, vocabulary, story settings) and set the balance — for example “Balanced,” “Learning First,” or “Story Forward.”

5. Watch the segments, then review

   Per-segment checkpoint tiles (Paths, Nodes, Vocabulary, Coaching) update live as each completes. If one segment fails, only it shows a retry chip — the rest still land. You end in review with a coaching summary and change counts.

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6. Commit the whole structure

   Use Give Feedback to revise or Commit to persist the entire tree in one transaction (Undo rolls it back). The post-commit card shows Saved to <campaign> with count chips. From there, drill into a node and run object-level generation to fill its investigations, questions, and reports.