Implement Unity DOTS ECS systems and jobs following an approved design.
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Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: unity-dev Source: https://github.com/dyCuong03/unity-agent-team/tree/main/.claude/skills/unity-dev Command: npx skills add https://github.com/dyCuong03/unity-agent-team --skill unity-dev-dycuong03
This Skill ensures your Unity DOTS work stays faithful to an approved Architect design while safely implementing performance-critical ECS runtime code.
Use case example: When adding a new DOTS feature, you delegate investigation to CRG agents, implement the required systems/jobs/bakers in the existing pattern, and validate that you didn’t introduce unsafe structural changes or Burst-breaking managed allocations.
Instruct the AI to implement the specified Unity DOTS feature using the unity-dev role, following the approved design, using CRG-first investigation, and producing the required “Implemented surfaces / Unresolved items / Runtime risks” handoff.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
To implement Unity DOTS ECS runtime systems safely, you must enforce strict ECS safety validation gates, preventing Burst-breaking managed allocations and unsafe structural changes during job scheduling. This ensures deterministic execution.
The best way to add IJobEntity and ISystem classes is using CRG-first codebase investigation. By delegating investigation to CRG agents, you identify existing patterns and extension points before writing code to match the approved design exactly.
Using EntityCommandBuffer safely during baking and conversion paths requires adhering to structural-change rules and preserving the update order. You must validate these safety checks before signaling verification to avoid runtime risks.
Unity DOTS job scheduling breaks with managed allocations because they violate Burst safety requirements and destroy determinism. You must eliminate managed allocations inside IJobEntity and IJobChunk implementations to ensure safe scheduling.
Yes, you can extend an Architect-approved ECS design without breaking performance by applying CRG-first investigation to follow existing patterns. It validates ECS safety checklists and produces profiler-sensitive runtime-risk reporting for safe job orchestration.
dyCuong03Queries the code-review-graph to guide evidence-based codebase comprehension.
dyCuong03Guide Unity DOTS component and system design for Burst-compatible, allocation-free hot paths.
dyCuong03Generate IJobEntity jobs from Execute method signatures for parallel DOTS computation.
akiojinAutomate Unity scene and GameObject creation, loading, saving, and analysis.
