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Plan milestone slices from overview + narrative alone (no system GDDs required), create per-milestone directory skeletons and briefs, and write gat/milestone/milestone.md. Runs before per-system design. Stops before technical design, task breakdown, or implementation.

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$ npx -y skills add Yuki001/game-dev-skills --skill gat-milestone --agent claude-code

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gat-milestone.SKILL.md
name: gat-milestone
description: "Plan milestone slices from overview + narrative alone (no system GDDs required), create per-milestone directory skeletons and briefs, and write gat/milestone/milestone.md. Runs before per-system design. Stops before technical design, task breakdown, or implementation."
argument-hint: "[optional planning focus]"
user-invocable: true
allowed-tools: Read, Glob, Grep, Write, Edit, Agent, AskUserQuestion

Milestone

This skill plans milestone slices BEFORE per-system design and creates:

  • `gat/milestone/milestone.md` — the ordered milestone roadmap with status
  • `gat/milestone/m{N}-<name>/` — per-milestone directory skeletons
  • `gat/milestone/m{N}-<name>/m{N}-brief.md` — milestone brief skeletons (all systems Pending, status `planned`)

It does NOT require any system GDD to exist. It does not create task lists, technical designs, prompt packs, or implementation files. Those belong to the downstream engineering workflow.

Phase 1: Validate Inputs

Fail if any of these are missing:

  • `gat/overview/game.md`
  • `gat/overview/systems-index.md`
  • `gat/overview/art-direction.md`

Do NOT fail when no system GDDs exist. Planning runs before design; the systems index's priorities and dependencies are sufficient input for slicing.

Read:

  • `gat/overview/game.md`
  • `gat/overview/systems-index.md`
  • `gat/overview/art-direction.md`
  • all existing `gat/narrative/*.md` (used to inform milestone boundaries)
  • `.claude/docs/templates/plan/milestone.md`
  • `.claude/docs/templates/plan/m-brief.md`
  • `gat/milestone/milestone.md` if it already exists
  • existing `gat/milestone/m{N}-<name>/m{N}-brief.md` files if any milestones are already planned

Phase 2: Hand Off To The Planner

Spawn `gat-planner` agent with all read content plus:

  • instruction to write or update `gat/milestone/milestone.md` as an ordered set of milestone slices (`M01`, `M02`, ...) with a status column (`planned -> designing -> designed`)
  • instruction to create a directory `gat/milestone/m{N}-<name>/` for each planned milestone
  • instruction to author an `m{N}-brief.md` skeleton (template: `.claude/docs/templates/plan/m-brief.md`) for each milestone, listing every in-scope system with status Pending and the milestone status `planned`
  • instruction to add an internal iteration plan to each brief using the template's repeated subsections;
  • instruction NOT to write system GDDs, content-data docs, art docs, task lists, technical designs, prompt packs, or code
  • planning focus from argument if provided

The planner should:

  • choose a small set of meaningful milestones that can be handed off one stage at a time
  • give each milestone a clear goal, player-facing outcome, and named system set
  • define what is in scope and explicitly out of scope for each milestone
  • use the systems index priorities + dependencies + narrative structure to slice; it does not need per-system rule detail
  • include overview, narrative (scoped range), and content context needed by a downstream engineering workflow
  • avoid technical architecture, file plans, coding tasks, and implementation sequencing
  • set each new milestone's status to `planned`

Phase 3: Review

Summarize how many milestones were planned, which comes first, and which directories/briefs were created.

Use `AskUserQuestion`:

  • `Start designing the first milestone (Recommended)` → Tell the user to run `/gat-design <first-milestone> <system>` or `/gat-design <first-milestone>` (continue)
  • `Stop here`
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