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Onboarding for game development projects with partial setup is handled by assessing existing engine config, source code, and design docs to route you to the appropriate workflow phase. The system detects your current project state and tailors guidance to fill in missing context.

Phase-based workflow routing is an onboarding mechanism that asks your starting point and directs you through tailored steps. It silently evaluates project artifacts like prototypes and production assets to conditionally route you through the most suitable onboarding path.

Yes, interactive guidance begins by asking where you are starting from to diagnose your current context. It assesses engine config, game concept, and source code presence to determine the correct onboarding path before any workflow configuration begins.

The best way to transition between onboarding phases is through the built-in hand-off protocol. After routing you through tailored steps and setting review modes, the workflow concludes with a concrete prompt that hands off context to the next skill.

Yes, context gathering works for first-time users with no prior setup. The onboarding workflow applies to both empty projects and those with existing prototypes or design docs, detecting the project state to provide appropriate guidance.

You should not use this onboarding workflow if your project already has a fully established workflow and complete production artifacts. It is designed specifically for first-time users or those needing partial context gathering and phase-based routing.