Hey everyone! I built this because I was tired of getting inconsistent results when using AI for game development. Every session started from scratch, no memory of conventions, no structured roles, no engine awareness. So I built a scaffold that gives AI assistants structure: who does what (agents), how work starts (commands), how it gets done well (skills), and what good looks like (rules). The key insight: strict engine isolation. If you're working in Godot, you never get Unity advice by accident. Shared standards like design, QA, and accessibility live in a common layer. I tested the whole system by building Pirate Invaders from scratch, GDD, technical design, implementation, mobile controls, online leaderboard, deployment, all coordinated through the scaffold. Would love to hear: - What workflows would you add? - Which engine would you try it with first? - What's missing?

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AI scaffold for game dev — Unity, Unreal, Godot & HTML

AI scaffold for game dev — Unity, Unreal, Godot & HTML