Story atlas prep
Organize campaign truth, open questions, factions, locations, player hooks, and likely pressure points.
Public Claude plugin / Table direction
TTRPG GM Director supports scene direction, campaign preparation, rules teaching, safety, and player facilitation. It helps the GM prepare decisions and consequences—not a script the table must obey.
01 / Outcomes
The collection keeps prep responsive: strong pressure, legible stakes, and several ways the players can change the situation.
Prepare people, places, pressures, clues, and consequences that can survive an unexpected choice.
Manage pacing, spotlight, NPC intent, scene turns, and failures that redirect rather than stall.
Teach rules in context, invite player contribution, use safety tools, and adapt access without singling people out.
02 / Practice
Use the specialist that matches the current job, then bring its evidence into the next pass.
Organize campaign truth, open questions, factions, locations, player hooks, and likely pressure points.
Read the room, share spotlight, frame choices, redirect failure, and end on a changed state.
Invite authorship without forcing performance and turn uncertainty into an approachable choice.
Set expectations, support boundaries, teach tools plainly, and adjust the experience with dignity.
03 / Example
A bounded prompt makes the requested change and its evidence inspectable.
Use story-atlas-prep and live-table-director for tomorrow’s two-hour session.\n\nPreserve the canon below. Prepare one opening pressure, three clues that can move, two NPC intentions, and consequences for delay. Do not decide what the players choose.
A compact table sheet with a start state, movable evidence, active NPCs, consequences, and clear places to hand authorship back to the players.
Public download
Upload the public plugin ZIP through Claude’s Customize area. Bring the rules, safety practice, and canon for your table; verify system-specific guidance against the game you are running.
04 / Fit
Session prep, campaign continuity, scene pressure, NPC performance, new-player teaching, public games, safety planning, and post-session debriefs.
Consent, the rules text, table knowledge, cultural expertise, professional care, or the judgment to pause when a real person needs attention.