What problem does it solve? Running a playtest of a tabletop tool produces scattered notes and untested assumptions. This Skill structures the work around a real session: before the session it produces a focused, human-fillable session sheet, and after the session it compares recorded observations against expectations without inventing evidence. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Prepare mode: Guides you through one question at a time to narrow a session to one to five focused questions, each with an expected outcome and a concrete confirmation or challenge signal, then writes a confirmed draft sheet to docs/table-tests/. - Review mode: Reads a completed table-test record, restates expectations and recorded evidence separately, offers clearly labelled interpretations, and proposes candidate ideas only after your confirmation. - Evidence discipline: Never fabricates quotes, outcomes, or participant reactions, and never turns a review into a plan, issue, or implementation task. - Use Case: Before demoing a new dungeon map editor to kids at game night, use prepare mode to build a one-page session sheet with three focused questions; after the session, use review mode to compare what you expected with what players actually did. ## Quick Start Ask the assistant to prepare a table-test session sheet for your next playtest, or to review an existing record in docs/table-tests.
