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Claude Code onboarding starts by asking you to identify your current stage, then routes you to the correct workflow without assuming prior experience or existing assets. You simply answer the initial stage question to receive guidance.

Stage-based routing determines whether you are at the idea, concept, or ready-to-execute stage and directs you to the relevant workflow path. It collects contextual signals silently to tailor workflow recommendations to your specific game concept.

Yes, you can use Claude Code onboarding with only a rough idea. The interaction is non-presumptive, meaning it avoids assuming prior work or artifacts and adapts its routing based solely on your current input.

To route your project to sprint planning or prototyping, you indicate your current stage during the initial onboarding prompt. The system then flexibly routes you to brainstorm, setup-engine, map-systems, prototype, or sprint-plan as needed.

No, Claude Code onboarding does not assume an engine is configured. It contextually checks for engine configuration and game concepts silently, adapting its workflow routing to match your actual setup state.