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To determine the next actionable step in your game development workflow, the help Skill analyzes your project's current phase, completed artifacts, active work, and blockers to provide phase-aware guidance. It reads workflow catalogs and state files to recommend what to do next.

After finishing a design task, you should identify the next required action and relevant gate checks for your current phase. The help Skill detects your workflow position from completed artifacts and session context to recommend the immediate next step, optional opportunities, and upcoming tasks.

Yes, you can get workflow guidance for your game project without modifying project files. The help Skill requires only read-only access to workflow catalogs, project state files, session context, installed skills, and artifact locations to analyze your phase and output recommendations.

Phase detection for game development production workflows works by reading authoritative state files or analyzing available artifacts to determine the project's current position. The help Skill uses this detected phase to identify completed work, blockers, and next required actions.

The best way to track project progress when you encounter blockers during game production is to analyze your active work and current phase. The help Skill evaluates blockers alongside completed artifacts to output concise next-step guidance and keep your workflow moving.

Yes, the help Skill supports phase-based workflows when you lose track of project progress. It determines your current phase from state files and artifacts, identifying completed work, upcoming steps, and required gate checks to restore your workflow positioning.