sparkengine-ecs-query-patterns

sparkengine-ecs-query-patterns is a Game development skill for AI agents, published by Krilliac in the SparkEngine repository on GitHub. Skillspace rates sparkengine-ecs-query-patterns D (66/100) and it passed the safety scan; the rating is based on static analysis only.

How to query and iterate the EnTT-based ECS in SparkEngine — building views over component combinations, iterating entities inside a system, the CoreComponents vs domain-header layout, the data-driven archetype/prefab spawn format, and the fixed Physics->Animation->AI->Audio->Lifecycle->Render execution order. TRIGGER when the user says "iterate entities with component X", "write a new ECS system", "loop over all entities that have", "GetEntitiesWith", "registry.view", "EnTT view or group", "how do I spawn a prefab/archetype", "what order do systems run in", "why does my system read a stale Transform", or "where do I add a new component struct". DO NOT TRIGGER for how to REGISTER a component with reflection/editor/save (see sparkengine-reflection-conventions), for AngelScript scripting (see sparkengine-hot-reload-seam), or for generic EnTT questions unrelated to this codebase's conventions.

Grade
D
Quality
66 / 100
Safety
Passed
GitHub stars
23

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Our review

Architecture
96 / 100
Maturity
Basic: a single SKILL.md
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