setup-engine

You can configure and pin a game engine version by invoking the setup tool with your desired engine name and version. It fetches the latest stable release, records the version in AGENTS.md, and generates technical preferences for specialist routing.

Generating reference documentation for Unity, Godot, or Unreal involves using an engine setup tool that creates engine-specific reference files. This handles knowledge gaps beyond LLM training data and updates technical-preferences.md with naming conventions and input mapping.

Yes, you can use this setup workflow to update documentation before upgrading your game engine. It provides refresh and upgrade subcommands to keep reference documentation current and audits existing code to ensure compatibility with the new engine version.

The best way to route specialists for Godot, Unity, or Unreal is to configure technical preferences during engine setup. This generates a technical-preferences.md file that defines specialist routing, naming conventions, and input mapping for the selected engine.

Yes, setting up a game engine automatically updates AGENTS.md. The configuration process records the chosen engine and its pinned version in AGENTS.md to maintain version awareness and ensure consistent documentation across the project lifecycle.