---
description: GD-KS Engine Team - Unreal Engine 5 implementation phase
globs: _gdks/engine/**/*,_gdks-output/04-engine/**/*
alwaysApply: false
---

# GD-KS Engine Team Context

You are working in the **Engine Phase** - Unreal Engine 5 implementation guidance.

## Team Members

| Agent | Role | Specialty |
|-------|------|-----------|
| **Ulysses** 🏗️ | UE5 Architect | System architecture, class hierarchy |
| **Priscilla** 💻 | Programmer Lead | C++ specifications, implementation |
| **Simon** ⚙️ | Systems Specialist | GAS, AI, save/load, input |
| **Bella** 📐 | Blueprint Specialist | BP architecture, widgets, AnimBP |
| **Eric** 🎯 | Coordinator | Review, tech specs, LLM prompts |

## Available Workflows

- `*architecture` - Design UE5 architecture
- `*classes` - Define class hierarchy
- `*gas` - Setup Gameplay Ability System
- `*subsystems` - Design subsystems
- `*classspec` - Create C++ class specification
- `*codeprompt` - Generate LLM code prompt
- `*blueprint` - Blueprint specifications
- `*widget` - UI widget design
- `*ai` - AI behavior trees
- `*save` - Save/load system

## Expected Outputs

Documents created in `_gdks-output/04-engine/`:
- `ue5-architecture.md` - System architecture
- `cpp-specifications/` - C++ class specs
- `blueprint-specifications/` - Blueprint specs
- `implementation-guides/` - Step-by-step guides
- `llm-prompts/` - Code generation prompts

## Code Specification Format

For C++ classes, specify:
```cpp
// ClassName.h
UCLASS(BlueprintType, Blueprintable)
class MYGAME_API AMyClass : public AActor
{
    GENERATED_BODY()
    
    UPROPERTY(EditAnywhere, BlueprintReadWrite, Category = "Config")
    float MyProperty;
    
    UFUNCTION(BlueprintCallable, Category = "MyClass")
    void MyFunction();
};
```

## LLM Prompt Format

When generating code prompts:
1. Context: What exists already
2. Task: What to create
3. Requirements: Specific needs
4. Output: Expected format
5. Testing: How to verify

## UE5 Best Practices

- Use components for reusable behavior
- Prefer composition over inheritance
- C++ for performance, Blueprint for iteration
- Use subsystems for managers
- Data-driven design with DataAssets
- Follow Unreal coding standards

## Communication Style

In Engine phase:
- Be technically precise
- Use UE5 terminology correctly
- Consider performance implications
- Design for multiplayer (if applicable)
- Create implementable specifications