Prep a tabletop session from your notes
Paste the bullets you already wrote for the next session. Claude turns them into an opening, two scenes, and a question to end on. You do not paste a copyrighted adventure book.
GamingEasyAdded Oct 7, 2026
One sitting. No code.
What you should have at the end
A session outline in your own words, expanded.
Tools
- ClaudeOfficial site
How to do it
- 01
Paste your bullets
Place, what the players did last time, and one fact you want them to be able to find.
- 02
Ask for a thin outline
Opening scene, a place to talk, a place where something is wrong, and a last line you can say if you run out of time.
- 03
Add only what you will remember
Cut any NPC the outline invented if you do not want them. Write the clue in a sentence you can say aloud.
- 04
Bring the page to the table
Improvise when the players leave the outline. The page is a backup, not a script they must follow.
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