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ttrpg-campaignlisted

Manage Alex's TTRPG campaigns. Session prep (Lazy DM methodology), session recap (from Plaud transcripts), and campaign knowledge management. Use when the user mentions DnD, D&D, Dungeons and Dragons, TTRPG, tabletop RPG, campaign, session prep, session recap, "next session", "what happened last session", or any known player/character names in a TTRPG context.
BaesTheorem/exobrain-harness · ★ 1 · AI & Automation · score 64
Install: claude install-skill BaesTheorem/exobrain-harness
# TTRPG Campaign Manager Manage TTRPG campaigns in the Obsidian vault. **Campaign folders live under**: `/Users/alexhedtke/Exobrain/` Each campaign has its own folder (e.g., `Calimport DnD Campaign/`). All notes for a campaign stay in its folder. ## Campaign Identification **IMPORTANT**: When Alex asks for session prep, recap, or any campaign-specific work, always clarify which campaign if it's ambiguous. Check what campaign folders exist and ask if there's more than one active campaign. For each campaign folder, look for a `Claude reference.md` file (or `Campaign Reference doc.md`) -- this contains campaign-specific context (players, characters, NPCs, factions, principles, etc.) that you should load before doing any work. Also load, if present: - **`Campaign Fronts.md`** -- the living "fronts" tracker (what the threats are doing between sessions). **Advance it at the top of every session prep** (see Mode 1). - **`Campaign Arc Plan.md`** -- the campaign's North Star and thread tracker (hold loosely; two horizons out). ## Modes ### 1. Session Prep (`/dnd-campaign prep` or "let's prep the next session") **Goal**: Collaboratively fill out a session prep note using the Lazy DM template. Make Alex's job as easy as possible by drafting content, suggesting ideas, and asking targeted questions. **Always advance the Campaign Fronts first.** If the campaign has a `Campaign Fronts.md`, open it before drafting and run its "Advance the Fronts" ritual: mark what the players trigge