what is claude-cowork-game-studio fr?

Claude Cowork Game Studio is a collection of 18 predefined skills meant to bring a structured, professional studio process to solo or small team game development done with AI help through Claude Cowork. The problem it aims to fix is a common one when building a game with an AI assistant: it is easy to hardcode a number instead of pulling it from a design document, skip writing a proper design doc entirely, end up with tangled systems nobody actually planned, or drift away from the original game vision without anyone noticing until the mess has spread across many files. Each skill covers one stage of a game development pipeline, and the stages are meant to run in order, with a checkpoint before moving to the next. The pipeline starts with brainstorming a game concept, then breaking that concept down into individual systems, writing a full design document for each system, checking all the design documents against each other for contradictions, building a technical architecture plan, turning approved designs into development epics and stories, checking whether a story is ready to be worked on, implementing it test first inside Unity, reviewing the resulting code, and finally confirming the story is complete. A few extra skills work outside that fixed order, such as one that flags outdated architecture decisions after a design document changes, one that writes documentation backwards from existing code, and one that traces a gameplay bug back to the design decision that originally caused it. Every skill bundles its own reference files, role descriptions, and document templates, so nothing extra needs to be installed beyond the skill files themselves. Some of the newer skills ship with draft template files that the maintainer notes have not been used in a real production project yet and should be reviewed before relying on them. To use it, you connect your game project's folder inside Claude Cowork, install the individual skill files you want, and then invoke them by name or through short slash style commands.