setup-engine

To configure the game engine and version, a guided selection process recommends an engine based on your game type and platform, then pins the latest stable release and updates your project documentation.

The best way to document technical preferences is to automatically update files like CLAUDE.md and generate reference documentation, ensuring agents have accurate technical context for the chosen engine version.

To handle breaking changes and deprecated APIs, you can generate comprehensive reference documentation that analyzes LLM knowledge gaps for your chosen engine version, ensuring accurate technical context.

Yes, you can get a game engine recommendation tailored to your game type, platform, team size, and language preferences, such as recommending Godot for 2D or Unity for mobile.

Version pinning for game engine setup works by automatically performing web searches for the latest stable releases of your selected engine and locking that version in your project configuration.

No, you do not need to manually check if your engine version is beyond your AI assistant's training data, because the setup process automatically assesses LLM knowledge gaps and generates necessary reference docs.