store-game-clone
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Clone any Apple App Store game into a Cocos Creator project: crawl store metadata/screenshots/trailer into orca-global games/<slug>/assets, optionally merge a unity-apk-rip output pack (ripped PNG/GLB/levels + rip briefs/guides) into the same reference pack, automatically use rip-port-analysis for a rip-backed port, accept director gameplay notes, bootstrap a Cocos project via new-cocos-game, author GAME_BRIEF/HOW_TO/EXPECT/ASSET_MANIFEST via the game-brief skill (source=store), then hand off game-producer (end_to_end by default, or playable) — or a single cocos-orca-fleet slice — inside the new project (art backend antigravity by default). Use when the user pastes an apps.apple.com link and wants a Cocos clone, "crawl store", "store brief", "clone game từ App Store", "store → cocos", "xài thêm assets rip", or the Nitelore-style pipeline.
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