Neurotoxic---The-Adventure-

Write high-quality AGENTS.md, CLAUDE.md, or CODEX.md context files for code repositories. Use this skill whenever the user asks to create, write, generate, improve, or review a repository context file for coding agents — including any mention of "AGENTS.md", "CLAUDE.md", "CODEX.md", "GEMINI.md", ".cursorrules", "copilot-instructions.md", "context file for agents", "agent instructions", "coding agent setup", or requests like "help my AI agent understand this repo". Also trigger when users say things like "initialize agent config", "set up Claude Code for my project", "write instructions for Codex/Copilot", "make my repo AI-friendly", "migrate my .cursorrules", "sync my AI config across tools", or "validate my AGENTS.md". This skill is informed by peer-reviewed research on what actually helps coding agents solve tasks, and covers the full multi-tool ecosystem including Claude Code, Codex, Copilot, Cursor, Gemini CLI, Jules, and Windsurf.

Implement bug fixes, features, and targeted improvements for the Neurotoxic codebase — a 3D narrative adventure game built with React, Three.js (R3F), Zustand, and Rapier physics. Trigger when: the user wants to fix bugs, add features, refactor code, or improve anything touching dialogue, inventory, quests, scenes, audio, physics, or state logic in this game codebase. Also trigger for performance fixes, test additions, scene wiring, new crafting recipes, or dialogue tree changes. Use this skill even when the request seems small — it encodes critical gotchas (silent failures, stale closures, persistence pitfalls) that prevent common mistakes. If the user mentions store.ts, a scene file, audio.ts, dialog_uebersicht.md, or any game mechanic, this skill applies.

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Implement bug fixes, features, and targeted improvements for the Neurotoxic codebase. Trigger when: requested changes touch `dialogue`, `inventory`, `quests`, `scene` wiring, audio, physics, or store/state logic — or when small, repository-conforming features, performance tweaks, or refactors are desired. This skill encodes repository conventions (scene wiring, `src/store.ts` patterns, `dialog_uebersicht.md` dialogue trees, `audio.ts` ambient handling, and `three` + `@react-three/rapier` patterns), provides a safe implementation checklist, and emits ready-to-apply patches or draft PR summaries. Route to specialists when appropriate (audio, deep state-safety, UI styling, balancing).

**WORKFLOW SKILL** — Produce a reusable SKILL.md from a conversation, PR, or code change. Outputs a conservative draft, concise clarifying questions, and runnable example prompts tailored to this repository.

Implement bug fixes, features, and targeted improvements for the Neurotoxic codebase — a 3D narrative adventure game built with React, Three.js (R3F), Zustand, and Rapier physics. Trigger when: the user wants to fix bugs, add features, refactor code, or improve anything touching dialogue, inventory, quests, scenes, audio, physics, or state logic in this game codebase. Also trigger for performance fixes, test additions, scene wiring, new crafting recipes, or dialogue tree changes. Use this skill even when the request seems small — it encodes critical gotchas (silent failures, stale closures, persistence pitfalls) that prevent common mistakes. If the user mentions store.ts, a scene file, audio.ts, dialog_uebersicht.md, or any game mechanic, this skill applies.

Implement bug fixes, features, and targeted improvements for the Neurotoxic codebase — a 3D narrative adventure game built with React, Three.js (R3F), Zustand, and Rapier physics. Trigger when: the user wants to fix bugs, add features, refactor code, or improve anything touching dialogue, inventory, quests, scenes, audio, physics, or state logic in this game codebase. Also trigger for performance fixes, test additions, scene wiring, new crafting recipes, or dialogue tree changes. Use this skill even when the request seems small — it encodes critical gotchas (silent failures, stale closures, persistence pitfalls) that prevent common mistakes. If the user mentions store.ts, a scene file, audio.ts, dialog_uebersicht.md, or any game mechanic, this skill applies.

Write high-quality AGENTS.md, CLAUDE.md, or CODEX.md context files for code repositories. Use this skill whenever the user asks to create, write, generate, improve, or review a repository context file for coding agents — including any mention of "AGENTS.md", "CLAUDE.md", "CODEX.md", "GEMINI.md", ".cursorrules", "copilot-instructions.md", "context file for agents", "agent instructions", "coding agent setup", or requests like "help my AI agent understand this repo". Also trigger when users say things like "initialize agent config", "set up Claude Code for my project", "write instructions for Codex/Copilot", "make my repo AI-friendly", "migrate my .cursorrules", "sync my AI config across tools", or "validate my AGENTS.md". This skill is informed by peer-reviewed research on what actually helps coding agents solve tasks, and covers the full multi-tool ecosystem including Claude Code, Codex, Copilot, Cursor, Gemini CLI, Jules, and Windsurf.