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Refactor the dnd scene_map prompt to use the common cached system message and transcript

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Eric Rakestraw
2026-07-02 18:34:37 -05:00
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prompts/pipeline-dnd/analyze/character_meta_analysis/character_meta_analysis.task.md
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TASK: Based upon the provided transcript, produce a polished D&D gameplay meta-analysis that evaluates how {{ .character_name }} was played in this session compared to how an experienced optimization-minded player might have approached the same situations.
TASK: Based upon the provided transcript, produce a polished D&D gameplay meta-analysis that evaluates how {{ .character_name }} was played in this session compared to how an experienced, optimization-minded player might have approached the same situations.
Use the following player list and party roster to resolve speakers and character references in the transcript:
{{ input "players" }}
{{ input "party" }}
A summary of the previous D&D session may also be provided for context. If present, use it to understand the party’s starting situation, ongoing plot threads, recurring NPCs, and target recap style. Do not treat the previous recap as evidence of what happened in the current session.
A summary of the previous D&D session may also be provided for context. If present, use it to understand the party’s starting situation, ongoing plot threads, recurring NPCs, and whether the player may have already depleted their resources (such as spells, class features, or hitpoints) prior to the start of the current session.
Next, you will be provided with detailed instructions with respect to preparation of the meta-analysis.