lightblink/cocos-creator-local-mcp

MCP server for local Cocos Creator automation, scene assembly, and WeChat Mini Game builds

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lightblink/cocos-creator-local-mcp

Skill Codex

Implement and review Cocos Creator 3.8 gameplay architecture, TypeScript components, UI systems, scene wiring, prefabs, resource loading, input, audio, tweening, collision, object pooling, state machines, and maintainable runtime code. Use whenever the user asks Codex to build gameplay, create a Cocos prototype…

not rated 1 2mo ago A 97 tokens original MIT

lightblink/cocos-creator-local-mcp

Skill Codex

Design and tune game balance, economy, progression, difficulty curves, combat numbers, rewards, costs, timers, spawn rates, and Cocos data tables for mini-games. Use when Codex needs to create numeric targets, balancing spreadsheets, level parameters, upgrade systems, scoring rules, or simulation checks for a Cocos…

not rated 1 2mo ago A 74 tokens original MIT

lightblink/cocos-creator-local-mcp

Skill Codex

Direct production-quality game design for Cocos Creator and WeChat Mini Game projects. Use when Codex needs to turn a game idea into a playable concept, define a core loop, scope an MVP or vertical slice, critique mechanics, write a design brief, choose player goals and rewards, or align gameplay implementation with…

not rated 1 2mo ago A 74 tokens original MIT

lightblink/cocos-creator-local-mcp

Skill Codex

Research and deconstruct reference games, genre expectations, player promises, mechanics, content patterns, monetization-adjacent systems, art/audio cues, UX conventions, and IP-safe design pillars before planning or implementing Cocos Creator and WeChat Mini Game projects. Use when the user describes a game by…

not rated 1 2mo ago A 131 tokens original MIT

lightblink/cocos-creator-local-mcp

Skill Codex

Design and critique touch-first interaction, game UX, UI states, onboarding, feedback, and control feel for Cocos Creator and WeChat Mini Game projects. Use when Codex needs to improve controls, menus, HUD, restart flow, tutorials, input mapping, moment-to-moment feedback, or player comprehension before or during…

not rated 1 2mo ago A 75 tokens original MIT

lightblink/cocos-creator-local-mcp

Skill Codex

Design levels, waves, missions, content pacing, mechanic introduction, encounter composition, procedural rules, and reusable content modules for Cocos Creator games. Use when Codex needs to plan or critique level progression, stage data, enemy waves, puzzle sequences, tutorial levels, content variety, or local-play…

not rated 1 2mo ago A 79 tokens original MIT

lightblink/cocos-creator-local-mcp

Skill Codex

Plan and run production-oriented playtest, QA, smoke-test, runtime verification, local Cocos preview checks, WeChat Mini Game build checks, bug triage, and acceptance gates for Cocos Creator projects. Use when Codex needs to verify whether a Cocos mini-game is playable, fun, comprehensible, stable, performant, and…

not rated 1 2mo ago A 83 tokens original MIT

lightblink/cocos-creator-local-mcp

Skill Codex

Assemble Cocos Creator 3.8 scenes, prefabs, nodes, components, serialized properties, UI roots, managers, pools, and asset references into playable local game scenes. Use whenever the user asks Codex to wire gameplay into a Cocos scene, create or update prefabs, attach scripts, assign generated assets, define node…

not rated 1 2mo ago A 88 tokens original MIT

lightblink/cocos-creator-local-mcp

Skill Codex

Build, inspect, and debug local Cocos Creator 3.8 WeChat Mini Game packages without publishing. Use whenever the user asks Codex to prepare a Cocos project for local wechatgame build, create or review build configs, run Cocos Creator command-line builds, inspect build/wechatgame output, check package budgets, or…

not rated 1 2mo ago A 86 tokens original MIT

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