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Scenario Wizard

New-SEScenarioWizard provides a terminal-native authoring flow built on top of the same scenario model used by the non-interactive cmdlets.

What the wizard is for​

Use the wizard when you want:

  • a guided scenario creation flow
  • to edit an existing scenario file
  • to jump directly to one section such as realism, applications, or CMDB
  • to save a scenario, generate a world immediately, or do both

Basic usage​

Create a new scenario:

New-SEScenarioWizard

Edit an existing scenario:

New-SEScenarioWizard -ScenarioPath .\scenario.json

Start directly in the realism section:

New-SEScenarioWizard -ScenarioPath .\scenario.json -StartSection Realism

Jump directly to the application or CMDB sections:

New-SEScenarioWizard -ScenarioPath .\scenario.json -StartSection Applications
New-SEScenarioWizard -ScenarioPath .\scenario.json -StartSection Cmdb

Review a scenario without re-running the full prompt flow:

New-SEScenarioWizard -ScenarioPath .\scenario.json -ReviewOnly

What the wizard can edit​

The current section flow covers:

  • basic details
  • realism
  • identity
  • applications
  • infrastructure
  • repositories
  • CMDB
  • observed data
  • plugins

That means the wizard now carries the same major generation surfaces as the underlying scenario model instead of only the earlier identity/infrastructure/repository subset.

Why this matters​

The wizard is a helper, not a second scenario system. It emits the same scenario envelope used by:

  • Resolve-SEScenario
  • Test-SEScenario
  • New-SEEnterpriseWorld

That keeps interactive and non-interactive flows aligned.

Operational tip​

For repeatable automation, use the wizard to shape the scenario once, save it, then commit the JSON and run generation non-interactively in scripts and CI.