team-level

Game level design team coordination is managed through a gated workflow that orchestrates narrative directors, world builders, art directors, level designers, systems designers, accessibility specialists, and QA testers. It uses approval gates to ensure structured, stepwise collaboration across all disciplines.

Accessibility reviews and QA planning integrate into level design by running specialized subagents that generate accessibility findings and QA test cases alongside spatial layouts and encounter compositions. This produces a compiled level design document covering all validation requirements.

Preventing missing adjacent area documents requires cross-level dependency validation that detects and surfaces unresolved connections in the design/levels/ directory. This stops the workflow from inventing missing level docs and ensures spatial continuity between adjacent game regions.

Parallel subagent execution for art direction and systems integration is supported where specified within the gated workflow. The orchestration runs specialized agents concurrently while maintaining sequential approval gates for decision making and compiled document output.

Team-level game level orchestration requires existing adjacent area documents in design/levels/ to validate cross-level dependencies. The workflow coordinates narrative direction and world-building around a target level but surfaces unresolved connections rather than inventing missing prerequisite design files.

Generating a complete area design with essential checks uses the review mode argument set to lean, such as running the command with the target area name and --review lean. This produces full spatial layout, encounter composition, and systems integration outputs with minimal gate interruptions.