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A game-design sparring partner: nine game-design skills plus a local workbench. You give it direction; it keeps telling you what you can do, what not to do, and what to verify first.

This Wiki is only navigation and FAQ — it does not duplicate the manuals. The documentation in the repository is the source of truth; if the two ever disagree, the repo wins. Please open an issue if you spot a mismatch.

New here? Read in this order

1. English README ｜ 中文 README
2. Latest release: v1.1.0 — verdict archive wall and share cards, engine verification checklists, guardian launcher and one-line installer.
3. Product manual — the most complete guide (currently in Chinese).

Download & install

• GitHub (MIT): https://github.com/aph199686/zhangyi-studio — packaged downloads use the auto-generated Source code (zip / tar.gz) on the Releases page.
• CNB mirror (fast in China): https://cnb.cool/AphroZhang/zhangyi-studio — browsing and git clone.
• Agensi (international skill marketplace, free listing): https://www.agensi.io/skills/zhangyi-game-design-kickoff
• One-line installer (Windows): tools/install.ps1. Download and read it before running; with git it clones via CNB, without git it falls back to the GitHub zip; add -Shortcut to create a desktop shortcut.

FAQ

What do I need? Windows + PowerShell 5.1+. The workbench needs Node.js — the installer checks for it and prints instructions, but never installs system software for you. There is no one-line installer for macOS / Linux yet.

Is my project data uploaded? No. The workbench is a local service (127.0.0.1), and verdict share cards are generated locally as PNG files — never uploaded. Only the initial download needs a network connection.

Can I download a zip from the CNB mirror? No. CNB is for browsing and git clone only; packaged downloads go through GitHub's Source code.

Is it a "one prompt → full game" tool? No. It is a sparring partner: every review ends with a pass / hold / reject verdict, every output states what it can and cannot prove, and work advances through four evidence tiers — build passes, actually runs, full playthrough, real human playtest.

Which do I trust if this Wiki and the repo docs disagree? The repository docs (docs/产品说明书.md and the READMEs). Please file an issue if you find a mismatch.