add-feature

To add new gameplay features to a browser game, describe the mechanic in plain English. The system plans the modules, defines state changes, and wires the logic into the existing game loop while enforcing architecture patterns.

Implementing a double-jump mechanic requires scaffolding new modules and updating game constants. The system enforces planning before coding, aligning the new jumps with your existing game loop and eventbus architecture.

Yes, you can add a high-score leaderboard without breaking your game's architecture. The system identifies your existing engine wiring and scaffolds the feature extension to follow established patterns, minimizing integration friction.

Feature extension handles state and eventbus updates by outlining necessary file changes and constants before coding. It scaffolds modules, wires them into the game loop, and runs QA validations to ensure state stability.

You do not need to manually verify new game mechanics entirely yourself. The system runs built-in validations and QA checks after wiring the new feature into the game loop to ensure stability and identify integration issues.