godot-go
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godot-go provides OpenSpec change-management skills for spec-driven development plus a Godot GDExtension header and metadata updater.
Agent Skills by godot-go
Showing 4 vetted skills indexed across 1 GitHub repositories.
godot-goopenspec-update-change
Revise existing OpenSpec change planning artifacts and keep them coherent with each other.
godot-goopenspec-propose
Generates complete OpenSpec change proposals with specs, design, and tasks artifacts.
godot-goopenspec-sync-specs
Sync delta specs from an OpenSpec change into main specs without archiving.
godot-goupdate-godot-gdextension-interface
Update Godot GDExtension C headers and JSON API metadata from a Godot binary.
Frequently Asked Questions About godot-go
FAQPage SchemaWhat tasks can I perform using godot-go's skills?▼
You can propose new OpenSpec changes with full design and task artifacts, explore and clarify requirements, implement change tasks, revise existing planning artifacts, sync delta specs into main specs, archive completed changes, and update Godot GDExtension C headers and JSON metadata.
Who are godot-go's skills designed for?▼
They target software developers practicing spec-driven development with OpenSpec, and Godot engine developers maintaining GDExtension native bindings. Typical users are engineers managing structured change proposals, delta specifications, and Godot C extension interfaces in their projects.
What are the prerequisites for running these skills?▼
The six OpenSpec skills require the openspec CLI to be installed, since all operations execute through Bash(openspec:*) commands. The Godot GDExtension skill requires a project working with Godot's GDExtension C header files and JSON interface metadata.
Are godot-go's skills open source and free to use?▼
Yes. All six OpenSpec skills are released under the MIT license, permitting free use, modification, and redistribution. They are authored by openspec at version 1.0 and integrate directly with the openspec command-line environment.
How do the OpenSpec skills fit into a change lifecycle?▼
Start with openspec-explore to clarify requirements, then openspec-propose to generate artifacts. Use openspec-apply-change to implement tasks, openspec-update-change to revise plans, openspec-sync-specs to merge delta specs into main specs, and openspec-archive-change to finalize.