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Guide for maintaining and adding new battle animations, focusing on specific sequence timing (Entry, Hits, Faints) and the data-driven Animation Framework.

Guide for adding new moves, items, or mechanics to the modular Pokemon Battle system.

Learn how to use the DialogManager system to display text, ask questions, and manage user interactions in the game.

Guide for creating new screens and managing transitions using the ScreenManager framework.

Guidelines for maintaining visual consistency across the UI, based on the Summary Screen reference.

Guide for maintaining the modular structure, script order, and global module patterns.

This skill should be used when managing, building, and troubleshooting the Capacitor-based Android application for Bamboozle.

This skill should be used when generating, managing, and exporting branding assets for Bamboozle.

This skill should be used when adding a new game action or event to the Bamboozle codebase.

This skill should be used when writing or updating documentation, coding standards, and best practices for the Bamboozle codebase.

This skill should be used when adding or modifying a game phase (e.g., adding a 'Wager' phase) in Bamboozle.

This skill should be used when managing the Bamboozle narrator system, including premium voices and Safari compatibility.

Make sure to use this skill whenever working on environment variables, routing between Directing vs Post-Production profiles, handling netlify deployment modes, or modifying global App.tsx configuration!

Make sure to use this skill whenever the user mentions the trivia game, 'Guess the Project', gallery image randomization, or the GameView.tsx component!

Make sure to use this skill whenever the user asks to modify the companion Instagram Studio app, fix the scheduling grid, run the local studio server, or modify anything inside the scripts/instagram-studio directory!

Make sure to use this skill whenever updating global styling, layouts, animations, typography, or adding new tailwind classes to React components! Read this to understand the THEME.ts file.