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Game development onboarding starts by assessing your project state and user intent to recommend the right workflow. The skill asks about your starting point—no idea, vague idea, clear concept, or existing work—and suggests relevant next steps like brainstorming or engine setup.

Project state detection silently gathers context about your engine configuration, game concept, source code, prototypes, and design documents. This assessment ensures workflow guidance is tailored to your actual project state without making presumptions about where you are in development.

Yes, the onboarding guidance works with existing work by detecting your current production artifacts, source code, and prototypes. It then recommends next logical steps and skills based on your existing project state rather than starting from scratch.

The best way to set up with a vague concept is to run the onboarding skill, which routes you to brainstorming to develop your game concept further. It assesses your project state and provides tailored recommendations for refining your idea before engine setup.

Workflow guidance recommends specific skills like brainstorming for concept development, engine setup for configuration, and planning for project organization. Recommendations are based on your stated starting point and the detected state of your game development project.