Add Tuti Tuti to Claude once. From then on Claude can read the rules, write and check a tutorial script, see what rehearsal could not settle, rewrite the sentences that missed, and put the script straight into your library. Your account never leaves Montréal.
Claude connects to outside tools through the Model Context Protocol, and Tuti Tuti speaks it. There are two servers. The public one gives Claude the script guide, the app guide, a parser and a checker, with no account at all. The account one works as you: it lists the tutorials kept in your account, opens one with every beat and what rehearsal made of it, hands over the rework file, and saves a script back as a tutorial the panel shows the next time it opens. Claude never clicks, records, or exports anything. It writes; the extension performs, on your computer, in your Chrome.
Everything about the words, nothing about the pixels.
Claude reads the script guide and the example tour before it writes a word, so the script arrives in the format the parser expects.
Every draft goes through the same checker the extension uses: missing transitions, pronoun targets, clicks without a place, values not in quotes. Claude fixes them before you see them.
Ask for the tutorial that missed yesterday. Claude opens it, beat by beat, with what rehearsal pinned, what it could not, and the note it left.
The rework file says which sentence hit what instead. Claude reads it, rewords the sentence or tells you which label to fix, and saves the new script with the pins for every sentence that did not change.
A saved script is in the panel at the next open, settings included: the cursor, your narrator, the pace. You press Rehearse, then Play.
Claude can tell you how many narration minutes and cloud model requests are left this month before it proposes a thirty-chapter tour.
The account server uses the standard sign-in flow: Claude sends you to tutituti.ca, you approve what it may do, reading your tutorials and, if you leave it on, saving scripts, and Claude gets a short-lived token for that one connection. Your dashboard lists every connected app with a Disconnect link. The account server is part of Pro; the public server is open to everyone.
Settings, Connectors, Add custom connector, paste the address from the MCP page. Claude asks you to sign in at tutituti.ca once.
“Write the onboarding tour for these three screens with these demo values, check it, and save it to my library.”
Open the page, open Tuti Tuti, press Rehearse. If a beat misses, ask Claude to read the rework file and fix it.
Two addresses on the MCP page. One of them signs in; both are yours to revoke.
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