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Structured commit trailers — adds Constraint, Rejected, Scope-risk, and Not-tested metadata to commit messages. Captures architectural decisions and known gaps in git history.
Codex 또는 Claude로 설치 이 Prompt를 복사해 Codex, Claude 또는 다른 어시스턴트에 붙여 넣으면 Skill 페이지를 검토하고 설치를 진행할 수 있습니다.
SOC 직업 분류 기준
DOTween animation library — sequence composition, tween lifecycle, easing, kill strategies. CRITICAL: Always kill tweens in OnDestroy to prevent leaks and errors.
Dialogue tree patterns — ScriptableObject graph, node types (text, choice, condition, event), typewriter effect, localization-ready. Load when implementing NPC conversations.
Generic state machine patterns — IState interface, StateMachine<T>, game state management (menu/gameplay/pause), enemy AI states, hierarchical FSM. Load when implementing state-driven behavior.
2D platformer architecture — tight controls (coyote time, input buffer, variable jump), level design patterns, collectibles, checkpoints, hazards, boss patterns.
Unity physics — non-allocating queries, collision layers, FixedUpdate discipline, continuous collision detection, character controllers, joints.
How the atomic instinct learning system works — observations, distillation, confidence scoring, project vs global scope, and promotion/evolution workflows.
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| description | Structured commit trailers — adds Constraint, Rejected, Scope-risk, and Not-tested metadata to commit messages. Captures architectural decisions and known gaps in git history. |
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When creating git commit messages, append structured trailers that capture decision context. This metadata makes architectural decisions searchable in git history and helps future developers understand why changes were made the way they were.
Scope-risk: — How much of the project does this change affect?
low — isolated change, single file or tightly scoped featuremedium — touches multiple systems or changes shared interfaceshigh — modifies shared infrastructure, serialization format, or build pipelineConstraint: — Architectural constraints that were respected during this change. Reference the rule or convention by name.
Rejected: — Alternatives that were considered and rejected, with brief reason. Helps future developers avoid re-exploring dead ends.
Not-tested: — Known gaps in test coverage or scenarios that weren't verified. Use none if everything is covered.
Scope-risk is always presentConstraint if no specific constraints were relevantRejected if no alternatives were consideredNot-tested for trivial changes; include it for anything non-trivialAdd object pooling for projectiles
Replaces Instantiate/Destroy cycle with a pre-warmed pool of 32.
Pool size is configurable via SerializeField on SpawnSystem.
Scope-risk: low
Constraint: no-alloc-in-update — pool grows only in Awake
Rejected: addressables-pool — overkill for single prefab type
Not-tested: pool exhaustion when max size exceeded during boss fight
Fix enemy health not resetting on respawn
EnemyModel.Health was not reset in ObjectPool.OnGet callback.
Added explicit reset in EnemySystem.OnSpawn().
Scope-risk: low
Not-tested: none
Migrate score tracking from static class to VContainer
ScoreManager was a static singleton — replaced with ScoreSystem
registered in GameLifetimeScope. All 4 consumers updated to
use constructor injection.
Scope-risk: high
Constraint: no-singletons — VContainer is the only DI mechanism
Rejected: SO-based-score-channel — adds complexity for simple int tracking
Not-tested: score persistence across scene transitions
Rename _speed to _moveSpeed on PlayerView
Added FormerlySerializedAs to preserve prefab overrides.
All 3 prefab variants verified in inspector.
Scope-risk: medium
Constraint: formerly-serialized-as — mandatory on all serialized field renames