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Gran Turismo 7 race-engineering skills delivering setup sheets, qualifying and race strategy, driver-feedback interpretation, and telemetry analysis across six engineering modes.

Skills Distribution
DomainUI/UX & Crea...Racing Simulation .. (45%)Race Strategy & Pl.. (25%)Telemetry & Driver.. (20%)Game Physics Knowl.. (10%)

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What tasks can I accomplish with the ludo and gt7-brain skills?

You can build and refine GT7 car setup sheets, plan qualifying and race strategy, interpret driver feedback, debrief sessions against predictions, decide what to test next, and read Pit Crew telemetry using six dedicated engineering modes.

Who are these GT7 race-engineering skills designed for?

They are built for Gran Turismo 7 players acting as their own race engineer - drivers who want structured setup decisions, strategy planning, and debriefs, including casual asks like 'the car pushes on entry' or 'what should I run at Fuji'.

How do the six modes of the ludo skill work in practice?

Each mode has its own first priority: initial starts at the range record, refine starts from what is in the car, quali starts at the out-lap, race plan starts at the binding limit, debrief compares prediction versus outcome, and what-to-try proposes self-testing ideas.

What knowledge does the gt7-brain skill provide?

It supplies the driver model, GT7 physics, tuning doctrine, tyre and fuel model, track and car references, and the v1.71 re-measurement protocol, and it should be consulted before trusting any tuning figure dated before 20-Aug-2026.

What is out of scope for these GT7 skills?

Work on the Pit Crew application itself - its tests, UI, telemetry capture, packet parsing, haptics, or audio - is explicitly excluded and treated as ordinary code work, not race engineering.