Implement champion skill and buff logic using approved atomic actions and SlotEventCast observers.
npx skills add https://github.com/mutemoon/moon-lol --skill champion-dev
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: champion-dev Source: https://github.com/mutemoon/moon-lol/tree/main/.claude/skills/champion-dev Command: npx skills add https://github.com/mutemoon/moon-lol --skill champion-dev
It standardizes how to implement a champion’s Q/W/E/R skills and related buffs by enforcing a consistent architecture, asset naming expectations, and a test-driven development workflow.
Tell the AI to generate the required champion tests.rs and then implement the missing Q/W/E/R logic inside crates/lol_champions/src/<champion>/ using only the approved atomic actions and buffs, matching the animations and config/asset paths exactly.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
To implement champion skills with TDD in Bevy, you first write tests in the champion's tests.rs to validate casting, cooldowns, and target filtering, then implement the Q/W/E/R logic using only approved atomic actions and buffs.
Handling multi-stage recast skills and cooldown windows in Rust requires wiring EventSkillCast observers into the skill casting pipeline with slot-based dispatch to ensure strict cooldown consumption and valid recast behavior.
The allowed atomic actions for building gameplay systems in a Bevy champion module include animations, damage application, dashes, missiles, attached fields, attack resets, and buff relationships, restricting implementation to deterministic behaviors.
Yes, this TDD workflow supports passive interactions and damage-hit linked effects by enforcing a standardized architecture that wires EventSkillCast observers into the existing skill casting pipeline for specific champion modules.
To align a champion module with an existing skill casting pipeline, you must use slot-based handling for Q/W/E/R dispatch, match exact config and asset paths, and wire EventSkillCast observers to manage cooldowns and target filtering.
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