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team-level

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Use when working on world map design, location layout, encounter placement, travel systems, or spatial pacing. Routes to the correct workflow pattern and executes step-by-step. ShiningPlague-adopted: full implementation with team-orchestrator protocol, level-designer + world-builder + game-designer dispatch, and a project level-context block.

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  1. Very specific:

    Read production/workstreams/level-world.md — what's done, in-progress, next

    line 31
  2. Distinctive:

    Ask or infer: which ACTIVITY?

    line 32
  3. Very specific:

    Follow the matching execution chain from team-orchestrator.md

    line 33

“Common” is measured: kept by at least 6 in 10 of the 10 edited versions of this file we could read. “Very specific” is our guess from the words: it names a file, a command, a setting or the project itself.

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SKILL.md

Team Level

🌱 ShiningPlague-adopted. Originally Donchitos (barebones stub); battle-tested on a shipped Godot project. Upstream was a pointer-only file; this version is the full implementation.

Execution protocol: .claude/docs/templates/team-orchestrator.md Workstream state: production/workstreams/level-world.md Domain code: LW

If an artifact named here is absent: say so plainly in one line, skip that step, and continue. Never invent the file to satisfy a checklist, and never fail a close because an optional artifact was never created.

Step 0: Load State + Select Activity

  1. Read production/workstreams/level-world.md — what's done, in-progress, next
  2. Ask or infer: which ACTIVITY? (Design / Build / Content / Playtest / Review / Ship)
  3. Follow the matching execution chain from team-orchestrator.md

Agent Routing — WHO to dispatch at each step

Step in chainAgent to dispatchWhat they do
Design: brainstorm / speclevel-designerSpatial layouts, encounter pacing, difficulty curves
Design: world rulesworld-builderLore integration, environmental storytelling
Design: mechanicsgame-designerEncounter mechanics, travel formulas, gathering actions
Design: GDD authoringlevel-designer8-section GDD per /design-system
Build: implementationgameplay-programmerMap system code, travel logic, spawn systems
Build: code qualitygodot-gdscript-specialistStatic typing, signals, performance
Content: location dataDirect — in-engine location editor dock / JSON authoring
Content: encounter dataDirect — in-engine enemy editor dock / JSON authoring
Playtest: pacingqa-testerTravel timing, encounter frequency, difficulty flow
Review: design reviewcreative-directorGate CD-GDD-ALIGN
Review: narrative fitcreative-directorGate CD-NARRATIVE
Review: pillars checkcreative-directorGate CD-PILLARS

Gates to Fire

GateWhenDirector
CD-GDD-ALIGNAfter level/world GDD sectionscreative-director
CD-NARRATIVENarrative purpose of locationscreative-director
CD-PILLARSIf world changes affect exploration/discovery pillarscreative-director

Templates

  • .claude/docs/templates/level-design-document.md
  • .claude/docs/templates/faction-design.md

Project-Specific Context

Fill in for your project (examples):

  • World map scene + location data paths (e.g. scenes/map/, data/locations/)
  • Spatial data schemas (e.g. a location graph JSON, dock-editable)
  • Spawn/encounter systems (e.g. tag-based matching — never per-location hardcoded lists)
  • Travel/pacing formulas and where they're documented
  • Current world content counts (locations, regions, encounter tables)

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