Two AI agent skills aim to fix Godot 4 code errors and audit Steam store pages

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A developer has released two skills for AI coding agents such as Cursor and Claude Code aimed at indie game developers. The first targets Godot 4 development, addressing the tendency of agents to write outdated Godot 3 GDScript that fails in the newer engine. It includes a reference table of more than 40 renamed or removed features, patterns for common systems like state machines and save handling, and a pre-release checklist. The second skill audits a Steam store page, returning a scored evaluation, prioritized fixes, suggested copy, a tagging plan, and a timeline tied to Steam events. Both are installable as SKILL.md files in Claude Code, Cursor, and Codex CLI. The author disclosed that the skills are paid products they created.

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