Use for layout-affecting in-game UI work in this repository: new or changed HUDs, game screens, modal/dialogue sheets, menus, bottom navigation, responsive PC/phone layout, floating layers, clipping/scrolling/overflow, hit targets, or visual proof for a changed game UI surface. Forces a short widget/mode inventory before non-trivial edits so agents reuse existing Neotolis UI APIs. Skip for pure copy tweaks, asset swaps, or runtime automation tasks that do not change layout.

2026-07-150

nt-asset-image-generation

d954mas/game-67-idle

Use ONLY after a source-first search (shared asset library + free CC0/OFL sources) finds no fit, to generate real raster art for AI Studio asset workflows: fake shots, icon/source sheets, sprites, UI art, or source images for later asset tools. Generation is the last resort, not the default. Prefer Codex CLI imagegen via `codex exec` and `scripts/codex_imagegen.sh`; use Antigravity/agy CLI only as fallback. Owns raster creation only; nt-asset-workflow coordinates asset tools, catalog/intake handoff, and ai_studio/quality visual acceptance.

2026-07-150

nt-chat-session-reflection

d954mas/game-67-idle

Use when the user asks for a full retrospective or analysis of an AI-assisted work session, chat history, agent run, long task, profiling data, slow progress, repeated failures, weak tool/subagent use, context loss, planning gaps, quality risks, or process improvements. Produces one comprehensive evidence-based session review with bottlenecks, causes, better workflow, and concrete changes for future runs.

Use when starting or revising a game concept, first GDD, visual GDD, fake gameplay shot, gameplay loop, design pillars, reference pack, implementation handoff, or design-source cleanup for a specific game. Also use when converting loose ideas into scoped first playable requirements, gameplay data, UI flow, risks, and next implementation steps.

2026-07-150

name	nt-game-feature
description	Use when creating a reusable feature or deciding whether game code belongs in a root module, a template feature-pointer, or game-owned code.