asset-spec

Generate visual and audio asset specifications from approved game design documentation.

47|12|Updated Jun 14, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/nuoyanruoshui/GodotGameFramework --skill asset-spec-nuoyanruoshui
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Skill: asset-spec
Source: https://github.com/nuoyanruoshui/GodotGameFramework/tree/main/Godot/.claude/skills/asset-spec
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/nuoyanruoshui/GodotGameFramework --skill asset-spec-nuoyanruoshui

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

This Skill transforms approved game design documentation into clear, consistent, production-ready visual and audio asset specifications, reducing ambiguity between design, art direction, and implementation.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Inventory Discovery: Builds a master inventory of characters, environments, props, visual effects, UI screens, HUD elements, and audio requirements from project documentation.
  • Asset Specification: Produces per-asset descriptions, generation prompts, technical constraints, naming conventions, formats, dimensions, and engine requirements.
  • Review and Tracking: Supports collaborative confirmation, revision, approval, shared asset reuse, sequential asset IDs, and updates to the project asset manifest.
  • Use Case: After approving a character design or level document, use this Skill to identify every required asset and create consistent specifications ready for art production and delivery tracking.

Quick Start

Use the asset-spec skill with a target such as system:combat, level:forest, or character:hero to generate and review asset specifications.

Frequently Asked Questions about asset-spec

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I generate production-ready asset specifications from game design documentation?▼

You can generate asset specifications by inputting approved game design documents, an art bible, and technical preferences into the asset generation process to produce per-asset descriptions, naming conventions, formats, and engine requirements.

What is an asset inventory and how does it work for game development?▼

An asset inventory is a master list of characters, environments, props, VFX, UI screens, and audio requirements built from project documentation to ensure consistent art production and delivery tracking across game systems.

How do I create generation prompts and technical constraints for game art assets?▼

You create generation prompts and technical constraints by processing approved art direction documentation, which outputs per-asset descriptions, dimensions, formats, and engine requirements ready for visual and audio art production.

Can I use my art bible to generate asset specs for specific game systems like combat or levels?▼

Yes, you can use an approved art bible and relevant source documents to generate asset specifications for specific targets like system:combat, level:forest, or character:hero, ensuring alignment with art direction.

What is the best way to track and review asset lists during game art production?▼

The best way to track asset lists is through collaborative confirmation, revision, and approval workflows that assign sequential asset IDs and update the project asset manifest after each approval.

Do I need an approved art bible before generating asset specs for my game?▼

Yes, an approved art bible is required alongside relevant source documents and technical preferences to accurately generate production-ready visual and audio asset specifications and reduce ambiguity between design and implementation.