# Rehearsing Q&A with Abriz Cue

Q&A prep steers Abriz Cue toward tough, script-grounded questions. Turn it on from the Abriz Cue page, optionally pick which script to anchor to, then answer one question at a time. Abriz Cue gives brief feedback before the next question. It complements teleprompter practice: delivery in Practice, Q&A in chat.

## Sections

### What Q&A prep is for

Use it before pitches, board meetings, demo days, or sales calls when you need to **anticipate questions** and **pressure-test answers** without inventing claims that are not in your materials. Abriz Cue stays aligned with your script when you select one, so rehearsal matches what you actually plan to say.

### How to turn on Q&A prep

1. Open **Abriz Cue** from the sidebar
2. Find the **Q&A prep** bar above the message field
3. Switch **On**
4. Optional: under **Script for Q&A**, pick a script, or leave **Auto (recent / clarify)** so Abriz Cue uses your recent scripts and may ask one clarifying question if several could apply
5. Type a message or use voice, or tap the **Q&A prep** starter card for a ready-made prompt

When a script is selected, questions and follow-ups stay tied to that script’s content. If the conversation goes beyond the script, Abriz Cue should label hypotheticals clearly so you know what is in-scope.

### How the conversation flows

Abriz Cue asks **one question per reply** unless you explicitly ask for several at once. After you answer, you get **short feedback** (what worked, what to tighten), then the next question.

**Practice** (teleprompter + timer + optional recording) is for **delivery**. **Q&A prep** is for **cross-examination and objections**. Many users alternate: lock the script with Practice, then move to Abriz Cue with Q&A prep on.

### Credits and limits

Q&A prep uses your normal **Abriz Cue message** allowance (same as the rest of the chat). See **Understanding Abriz Cue plans and pricing** for daily limits on each plan.

## FAQ

**Where is Q&A prep in the app?**

Open Abriz Cue from the sidebar. Above the chat input you will see the Q&A prep bar with Off/On and an optional script dropdown (Script for Q&A).

**Does Q&A prep work with voice?**

Yes. Voice and typed input both send the same context, including Q&A prep and your selected script, to Abriz Cue.

**How is Q&A prep different from normal Abriz Cue chat?**

With Q&A prep on, Abriz Cue focuses on audience-style questions grounded in your script, feedback after each answer, and one question at a time. Regular chat is for writing, coaching, brainstorming, and general script help without that specialized behavior.