gds-create-gdd

You can turn game ideas into a structured game design document by using a step-based collaborative workflow that loads briefs and brainstorming inputs to generate a living gdd.md with tailored sections. The workflow organizes concepts into a complete design document.

The best way to facilitate collaborative game design documentation is using interactive menus like Advanced Elicitation and Party Mode to refine concepts with stakeholders before finalizing the gdd.md file. This ensures alignment across the team.

You create genre-aware sections by running a game-type discovery step that tailors document areas like core gameplay, progression, metrics, and level design based on your specific game genre. This ensures the gdd.md fits your game type.

Yes, you can load existing game briefs, research, and brainstorming documents directly into the GDD workflow. The pipeline processes these input files to build out the living gdd.md with step-based progress tracking.

Yes, the game design document workflow supports progress tracking through frontmatter tracking and step-based modules within the generated gdd.md file. This allows teams to monitor document completion across different workflow stages.

To start building a game design document, you name your game, choose a collaboration mode, and let the workflow guide you through loading briefs, discovering the game type, and generating the GDD sections. This structured pipeline ensures complete documentation.