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You can run Unity EditMode tests to verify core game flows, audit code against SOLID principles and architecture patterns, analyze card-game economy balance (loans, cards, economy), split work into atomic deliverable tasks, and produce standardized Chinese Git commit and PR delivery notes.

They target Unity game developers—especially teams building a card game with loan and economy systems—plus tech leads who need code review guardrails, module boundary design, task routing across multiple AI executors like Claude Code and Codex, and disciplined engineering documentation.

Skills are invoked inside an AI coding environment: code-review and balance-check accept file paths or system names (loan, cards, economy, all) as arguments and use Read, Glob, Grep, and Bash permissions, while verify executes EditMode tests directly in the Unity Editor after code changes.

A Unity Editor project with EditMode tests is required for the verify skill, and a card-game project with loan, card, and economy configuration data is needed for balance-check. Other skills assume a Git repository and an AI coding assistant supporting skill invocation and tool permissions.

The skills are published as public repositories under the DJackyB GitHub account with no stated licensing fees or commercial tiers. Users should check the individual repositories for explicit license terms before redistribution or commercial embedding.