AI script · Claude, Cursor, ChatGPT

Let your AI write the script. Tuti Tuti performs it.

The AI that built your app knows every label on every screen. Give it the script guide, or connect it over MCP, and it writes narration that lands first time.

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Why AI-written scripts perform well here

A tutorial script is a constrained form: one sentence per step, exact labels, open before you refer, a location clause on every button. Constrained forms are what language models are best at. The script guide states the rules with examples and tests; the MCP server lets the model check a draft against the same parser the extension uses, before you paste it.

Three ways to work with your AI

From a single prompt to a closed loop.

01

The prompt

The script guide ends with a prompt to paste into any assistant. Give it the labels and your demo values and it writes to the rules.

02

MCP tools

Connected over MCP, the AI can read the guides, parse a draft into beats, and get the same red flags rehearsal would raise.

03

The rework file

After rehearsal, download a JSON of every beat that needed help with the fix for the script and the fix for the app. Hand it back to the AI.

04

The assistant in the panel

Say what should change, by beat or by chapter, and the assistant rewrites, adds, or reorders beats to the rules.

05

The app guide for the builder

Paste it into your project's instructions so new screens arrive with names, roles, and test ids.

06

Rules, not vibes

The parser's rules are tested; the guide promises nothing the tests do not hold. Your AI writes to a contract.

MCP

Your AI can talk to Tuti Tuti directly.

The MCP server at tutituti.ca/api/mcp exposes the guides, a parser, and a checker. Claude Desktop, Claude Code, Cursor, and anything else that speaks MCP can connect in one line of config.

AI to tutorial

1

Give it the rules

The script guide and its prompt, or connect over MCP.

2

Ask for the script

Name the screens and the demo values. Get chapters and beats back.

3

Rehearse and loop

Red flags become the rework file, which goes back to the AI. Two passes is typical.

AI tutorial scripts: the questions people ask

Can ChatGPT or Claude write a product tutorial script?
Yes, well, if you give it the form. Without rules it writes marketing prose with pronouns and vague targets. With the Tuti Tuti script guide it writes one action per sentence with exact labels, which is what performs.
What is MCP and why would my AI need it?
The Model Context Protocol lets an AI assistant call tools on a server. Tuti Tuti's MCP server gives your AI the guides and a checker that uses the same parser as the extension, so it can fix a draft before you paste it.
Will the AI know my app's labels?
If it built the app, it knows them better than you do. If not, give it the labels or the rework file, which lists what was on screen when a beat missed.
How do I stop the AI inventing names, phone numbers, and emails?
Tell it the demo values and say so in the prompt; the guide's prompt does. The assistant in the panel is told never to invent personal data and to ask instead.
Does Tuti Tuti itself use AI to drive the app?
No. Rules drive the app. Models are optional and only used while rehearsing: Chrome's on-device model, or a cloud model if you switch it on, for look-alike picks and drawings.
Can the AI fix a script after rehearsal without me?
Nearly. The rework file is designed for it: give it to the AI with one line, and it returns the whole script rewritten in the same format, ready to paste back. You still press Rehearse.

You built it with AI. Teach it with AI.

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