I would like Qoder to provide first-class support for the Superpowers framework. Specifically:
Contextual Awareness: Pre-loaded indexing of the Superpowers API documentation so the "Quest" mode can solve complex game logic tasks accurately.
Boilerplate Generation: Ability to generate Superpowers-compatible components, systems, and scenes with one prompt.
Asset Management: Understanding of how to reference sprites, sounds, and maps within the Superpowers asset tree via the AI chat/agent.
Linting/Validation: Real-time feedback if I attempt to use a pattern that is incompatible with the Superpowers runtime.
Manual Documentation Pasting: Copy-pasting chunks of the Superpowers documentation into the Qoder chat to provide context (this is slow and consumes large amounts of token window).
Cursor with Custom Rules: Using Cursor IDE with .cursorrules files, but it lacks the deep "agentic" execution flow that Qoder offers for multi-file game logic.
Generic TypeScript Support: Relying on standard TS support, which works for syntax but fails on framework-specific logic.
I would like Qoder to provide first-class support for the Superpowers framework. Specifically:
Contextual Awareness: Pre-loaded indexing of the Superpowers API documentation so the "Quest" mode can solve complex game logic tasks accurately.
Boilerplate Generation: Ability to generate Superpowers-compatible components, systems, and scenes with one prompt.
Asset Management: Understanding of how to reference sprites, sounds, and maps within the Superpowers asset tree via the AI chat/agent.
Linting/Validation: Real-time feedback if I attempt to use a pattern that is incompatible with the Superpowers runtime.
Manual Documentation Pasting: Copy-pasting chunks of the Superpowers documentation into the Qoder chat to provide context (this is slow and consumes large amounts of token window).
Cursor with Custom Rules: Using Cursor IDE with .cursorrules files, but it lacks the deep "agentic" execution flow that Qoder offers for multi-file game logic.
Generic TypeScript Support: Relying on standard TS support, which works for syntax but fails on framework-specific logic.