design-system

Automate game design document creation by invoking the skill with a system name; it reads existing documentation, cross-references dependencies, and writes the GDD incrementally to a Markdown file.

Structure a GDD for a game movement system through guided, section-by-section authoring that gathers contextual design information and cross-references dependencies to organize the process efficiently.

Cross-referencing dependencies works by reading existing game design files and context, linking related system information, and writing incrementally to ensure the design document remains accurate.

Yes, generating a system GDD requires access to existing game design files and context to properly gather information, cross-reference dependencies, and automate the authoring process.

Yes, you can use Python scripts to automate the authoring process, which outputs structured Markdown files for your game system design documents incrementally.

Automated authoring focuses on a single game system per invocation and relies entirely on the quality of existing design files provided as context for cross-referencing dependencies accurately.