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build-game
Build the Asciicker game executable using the Mac makefile. Use when building the game, recompiling after changes, or when the user asks to build or compile the game.
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session-memory
Manage session memory - load context, summarize sessions, compress old sessions, search memory
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web-build
Build the Asciicker game for web using Emscripten, diagnose web build failures, and test WebAssembly output. Leverages specialized MCP agents (Serena, Context7, Chrome DevTools) for deep analysis and debugging.
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validate-blender
Validate Blender AKM (Asciicker Mesh) export files, check mesh format, and verify compatibility with the Asciicker engine. Use when exporting from Blender, checking mesh files, or troubleshooting mesh loading.
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test-grass
Test the grass terrain implementation in the editor and game. Use when verifying grass/water terrain, testing material changes, or checking terrain visibility. Includes verification steps from TESTING_GUIDE.md.
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build-editor
Build the Asciicker map editor (asciiid) using the Mac makefile. Use when building the editor, recompiling after changes, or when the user asks to build or compile the editor.
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add-material
Add a new terrain material definition (dirt, stone, sand, etc.) to the Asciicker material system. Use when adding new materials, defining terrain types, or expanding the material palette.
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