TAAgent

This skill should be used when working with Unreal Engine Niagara particle systems, including creating or modifying particle effects, analyzing existing Niagara systems, optimizing particle performance, or converting Standard mode to Stateless. Trigger when the user needs to configure emitters, add modules, or debug particle behavior.

This skill provides comprehensive knowledge for building and using a command-line interface (CLI) for Unreal Engine 5. It enables file-based communication between external Python scripts and a running UE5 editor instance via Python Script Plugin. Use this skill when: - Creating UE5 automation tools or pipelines - Building CLI tools to control UE5 from the terminal - Implementing file-based inter-process communication with UE5 - Developing agent-native interfaces for Unreal Engine

This skill should be used when analyzing GPU captures from RenderDoc, including reverse engineering rendering techniques, extracting meshes/textures/shaders, or recreating effects in Unreal Engine. Trigger when the user asks about rendering implementation, wants to extract assets from a capture, or needs to understand how a visual effect works.

This skill should be used when working with Unreal Engine C++ code changes, compiling the project, handling build errors, or adding new features to the MCP plugin. Trigger when the user asks to add new UE functionality, fix compilation errors, or modify C++ code.

This skill should be used when debugging rendering issues in Unreal Engine, including visual artifacts, missing features, or unexpected behavior in shaders, materials, or lighting. Trigger when the user asks about "why something looks wrong", "debugging a rendering bug", or analyzing GPU captures from RenderDoc.

This skill should be used when analyzing Unreal Engine rendering pipeline source code, understanding rendering passes (BasePass, ShadowPass, Lighting), RHI commands, GPU resource management, or debugging rendering issues. Trigger when the user asks about rendering implementation, wants to understand how UE renders frames, or needs to modify rendering behavior.

This skill should be used when setting up physically based lighting environments in Unreal Engine, including HDRI capture and processing, LookDev material calibration, and Virtual Production lighting matching. Trigger when the user needs physical lighting parameters, camera exposure settings, or guidance on matching real-world lighting to virtual scenes.

This skill should be used when working with Unreal Engine material systems, including creating or modifying materials, analyzing existing material graphs, generating material instances, or understanding material function usage. Trigger when the user needs to build material graphs, set up PBR parameters, or create material variants.