RandallLiuXin/GodotMaker

Background Map generates and validates a fixed-viewport scenic image as a ready-to-load Texture2D. Use it for background plates, map bases, parallax layers, or other non-actor scenic assets.

Card Kit produces reusable card frames, overlays, badges, and native Godot UI resources for card-game interfaces. Use it when you need card-specific art sources and StyleBox or AtlasTexture assets, not rules, layouts, or full scenes.

Character Bundle produces one illustrated character SpriteFrames resource from high-level body-action intent, optional references, and a resolved animation plan. Use it for player, enemy, NPC, summon, boss, creature, or skin animations in Godot.

Compact Prop Pack produces a reusable atlas-backed sheet of small props from one provider source image. Use it for pickups, crates, stones, bushes, pots, debris, signs, lamps, and similar dressing, not large scene assets.

Fx Bundle produces one detached foreground effect as either a static Texture2D or an explicitly timed animated SpriteFrames. Use it for projectiles, impacts, muzzle flashes, slash arcs, auras, pickups, or dust effects.

Game Planner conducts a Socratic interview to clarify a game idea and produce a Game Design Document before coding starts. Use it when planning a new game, defining scope, or turning a vague concept into concrete design decisions.

GdUnit4 Test Driver runs Godot gdUnit4 unit tests and parses the results into structured output. Use it after code changes, when test failures need diagnosis, or when writing new GDScript or C# tests.

Gdtoolkit lints and formats GDScript files with gdlint and gdformat. Use it after editing .gd files, when fixing style errors, or when setting up .gdlintrc configuration.

Gecs covers the ECS API for Godot 4.x, including entities, components, systems, queries, relationships, observers, and command buffers. Use it when creating ECS game logic or calling gecs APIs like `ECS.world`, `ECS.process()`, or `q.with_all()`.

Godot Maker Accept presents a tag's evaluation results, screenshots, and status so a user can decide whether to seal that tag or request fixes. It is used after /gm-evaluate and before /gm-finalize.

Godot Maker Evaluate checks the current tag’s game quality against the playable-unit gate and keeps the flat e2e suite aligned with supported mechanics. Use it after verify to add, restore, or prune gameplay tests for the current tag.

Godot Maker Scaffold creates a new Godot project with the base folder layout, required addons, E2E test setup, and an initial git commit. Use it once at the start of a fresh project before game design work begins.

Godot Verify runs mechanical checks on a built Godot project, including headless build, unit tests, lint, and static checks. Use it after /gm-build or /gm-fixgap to confirm the game is ready for evaluation.

GodotMaker Asset manages the asset stage for the current tag, checks ASSETS.md and scene references, and updates project asset status directly. Use it when you need to resolve missing assets or confirm the asset stage is complete.

GodotMaker Build dispatches worker subagents to implement a Godot game from PLAN.md for the current tag. It handles risk tasks first, then main implementation, and runs verify/review cycles until the plan is clean.

GodotMaker Finalize seals the current tag by archiving per-tag docs, writing a changelog, tagging the commit, and resetting runtime state. Use it after `/gm-accept` when the tag is ready to close.

GodotMaker Fix Gap reads evaluation output, builds a GAP.md task list, and dispatches workers to fix critical or major issues before a final verify and review pass. Use it when an evaluator has identified specific gaps to address.

GodotMaker GDD guides the game design phase for one release tag at a time. It bootstraps a new project or focuses the next roadmap tag, then generates the current tag’s design docs and planning files.

GodotMaker Rescue diagnoses whether a stalled pipeline is blocked by a godotmaker defect or by an external issue. It is used when fixgap rounds stop converging and only reports findings to chat.

Platform Strip Asset generates non-pixel-art horizontal strip graphics from image sources as fixed Texture2D cells or AtlasTexture regions. Use it for floors, bridges, rails, pipes, ledges, and other repeatable side-scrolling level pieces.

Scene Prop Set generates standalone foreground props from a scene brief or source sheet and packages them as fixed-slot AtlasTexture resources. Use it when you need non-pixel-art prop art for Godot without scene placement or gameplay logic.

Screen Reference generates a full-screen visual reference for scene direction and evaluation without creating a runtime Godot asset. Use it when you need a non-pixel-art composition, camera, and UI layout reference for a game screen.

TileSet generates a fixed-profile terrain atlas and compiles it into a native Godot TileSet. Use it for reusable terrain libraries, not for designing a TileMap.

UI Kit Asset produces a reusable Godot Theme with StyleBoxTexture resources, AtlasTexture icons, and native Theme bindings from visual references. Use it when you need a flat-first UI style system instead of a screen layout or mockup.

Writing A Skill explains how to structure a Claude Code skill, choose role/supporting/reviewer layers, and write the required front matter and prompt body. Use it when creating or updating skills for GodotMaker's pipeline.