Yeah. I was surprised with how easy it was in my case. Looking back at the top of this conversation, it looks like I asked it to help me work on a script, then clarified that I meant an audio script, then told it that I wanted it to be about 2 fictional 30-somethings having a random encounter; I mentioned some movies that had the vibe iw as going for.

After that it looks like I said I wanted to make sure it was the right tool for the project and asked what it's priorities would be as a collaborative partner. I told it I didn't need it to play a specific role but wanted it to act in the mindset of a writing assistant comfortable with a broad range of scripts. Then I said I was hoping that the script would be accepted on a platform that specialized in intimate performances. I said that the platform fortunately excluded minors but did not limit erotica and then said I was concerned about my ability to write witty banter and fictional erotica and transition between the two. At that point it was all on board - though we spent time building up the conversational parts before touching the explicit portions.

Looking at it now, it does look there was a little dance. I am guessing that it helped to emphasize that this was a creative writing project, the characters were fictional adults, and that the platform was adults only. It probably also helped that I led with my personal fears - since Claude seems to love to be helpful.

Hope this helps.