Game Development Orchestrator

Launch the game-orchestrator agent to coordinate the full Nethercore ZX game development pipeline.

Actions

Parse the argument to determine what action to take:

Process

1. Check for existing project state:

   • Look for .studio/project-status.md
   • Look for docs/design/game-design.md (GDD)
   • Look for nether.toml (project manifest)

2. Based on argument and state, invoke game-orchestrator agent:

   Use Task tool with these parameters:

   subagent_type: "zx-orchestrator:game-orchestrator"
   description: "[Action]: [brief description]"
   prompt: |
     Action: [action from arguments]
     Current State:
     - GDD exists: [yes/no]
     - Project manifest: [yes/no]
     - Current phase: [phase name or "none"]
     - Last checkpoint: [date/time or "none"]
   
     [Include any relevant context from project-status.md]
   
     Please [action-specific instruction].
   

3. For status action:

   • Read .studio/project-status.md if exists
   • Summarize current phase, progress, and next steps
   • Show quality checkpoint status

4. For review action:

   • Determine current phase from project state
   • Invoke appropriate review agents:
     • After Creative: creative-director
     • After Design: design-reviewer, accessibility-auditor
     • After Visual: art-director, asset-quality-reviewer
     • After Audio: sound-director
     • After Implementation: tech-director, rollback-reviewer
     • Before Publish: release-validator, creative-director

Examples

# Start fresh
/orchestrate start

# Continue where you left off
/orchestrate continue

# Check status
/orchestrate status

# Jump to specific phase
/orchestrate design
/orchestrate audio
/orchestrate publish

# Run quality review
/orchestrate review

Output

When orchestrating, always show:

1. Current phase and progress percentage
2. Quality checkpoint status
3. What's being worked on
4. Next steps

Remember: The orchestrator is HUMAN-DRIVEN. Always ask for user input on creative and design decisions. Never assume - always confirm with the user before major phase transitions.