Skill Claude CodeCodex
Use when adding, organizing, registering, or loading non-code files (images, audio, video) in a Pixi'VN project — local assets processed by PixiJS AssetPack vs. online/remote-hosted assets, the AssetsManifest/bundle/alias system, where to edit the manifest for each case, and when to load bundles (at startup, in the…
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Use when adding, moving, or removing images, sprites, text, or video on the Pixi'VN game canvas, or when applying or creating transitions (dissolve, fade, move, zoom, push, wipe, iris, split, flash, blur, pixelate, or a custom one built on canvas.animate/filters.animate), shake/animation effects, or ticker-based…
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Use when defining visual novel characters for a @drincs/pixi-vn game — creating a character with a name, color, icon and other props, registering it so it can be looked up by id, and referencing it from dialogue/narration. Load this before writing any CharacterBaseModel or RegisteredCharacters code.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Use when implementing "go back" / "rewind" / step-navigation features in a Pixi'VN game, or when you need to read the player-facing dialogue/choice history (e.g. for a backlog or "history log" UI) — covers the History module's stepHistory API and the "step" vs "paragraph" goBackMode.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Use when upgrading an existing @drincs/pixi-vn project to a newer version, or when a runtime/type error matches a known breaking change. Covers every breaking change between versions with before/after code.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Use when adding a minigame (snake, quiz, puzzle, timing/reaction game, ...) to a Pixi'VN visual novel — the useMinigame lifecycle hook pattern, using PixiJS directly on its own layer instead of gameLayer, hotkeys for controls, linking the minigame to a route, and why saving/restoring minigame state is the developer's…
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Use when writing or editing Pixi'VN story content — defining labels (scenes) with newLabel, writing dialogue steps, adding player choices with newChoiceOption/newCloseChoiceOption, conditional/branching labels, or wiring up narration.call/jump/continue and Game.start to progress the story.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Use when implementing save/load in a Pixi'VN game — Game.exportGameState()/restoreGameState()/jsonToGameState(), what the exported GameState contains, and how to persist it (save slots, quick-save, auto-save-on-refresh, downloadable JSON). Load this before writing any save-file, save-slot, or "continue game" feature.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Use when playing or stopping background music, sound effects, or voice lines; creating/organizing audio channels; controlling volume, mute, or pan; or wiring Tone.js audio filters (reverb, delay, EQ, etc.) in a Pixi'VN game.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Use when reading or writing persistent game variables in a @drincs/pixi-vn game — simple flags/counters via storage, custom persisted classes via StoredClassModel, temporary (label-scoped) variables, and how any of this survives save/load and history go-back. Load this before writing any…
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Use when building game UI (menus, HUD, dialogue box, settings/save screens) on top of Pixi'VN with an external JS framework (React, Vue) or with plain PixiJS components — mounting HTML or PixiJS UI layers over the canvas, navigating between UI screens/routes, theming a shadcn/ui-based template, and connecting UI…
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Use when an AI agent (or any external script) needs to play-test a running Pixi'VN game end-to-end in a real browser — starting the game, advancing/branching the story, answering input prompts, going back, and reading/writing storage — via Game.testing, the opt-in devtools bridge exposed on window. Load this before…
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Index and entry point of the Pixi'VN skill set — start here for any task on a @drincs/pixi-vn project, then follow the skill map to the right skill (narration, canvas, characters, assets, sound, storage, saves, history, ui, minigames, testing, migration). Use when setting up a new or existing project, wiring the…
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