user-feedback-personas-gamers
Persona-family sub-skill for gamer personas (Casual Casey, Hardcore Hank, Speedrunner Sam, Completionist Cora, Social Sophie, Accessible Alex, Mobile Morgan). Router-dispatched from the user-feedback parent skill on GAME_DEV project type or explicit gamer focus-group request. Loads only the Category 1 profile block from references/persona-library.md.
What this skill does
# Gamer Personas Sub-Skill Router-dispatched paradigm sub-skill for gamer-family persona feedback. Not directly invokable by the model; the user-feedback parent skill loads this sub-skill only when project type is GAME_DEV or the user explicitly requests gamer personas. ## Personas Covered | Persona | Profile Section | |---|---| | Casual Casey | `references/persona-library.md` § Category 1: Gamers → Casual Casey | | Hardcore Hank | `references/persona-library.md` § Category 1: Gamers → Hardcore Hank | | Speedrunner Sam | `references/persona-library.md` § Category 1: Gamers → Speedrunner Sam | | Completionist Cora | `references/persona-library.md` § Category 1: Gamers → Completionist Cora | | Social Sophie | `references/persona-library.md` § Category 1: Gamers → Social Sophie | | Accessible Alex | `references/persona-library.md` § Category 1: Gamers → Accessible Alex (mandatory accessibility persona for game projects) | | Mobile Morgan | `references/persona-library.md` § Category 1: Gamers → Mobile Morgan | Reference paths above resolve relative to the parent skill `delivery-team/skills/user-feedback/`. ## Invocation Pattern Load `../../references/persona-invocation.md` for the shared persona-agent prompt template and overlay handling. Then load the specific persona profile from the parent skill's `references/persona-library.md` Category 1 block. Spawn one sub-agent per persona per the parent skill's Phase 3 procedure. ## Game-Specific Context Hints When preparing the artifact for gamer personas, always include genre, platform, control scheme, and any monetization model — these heavily influence persona reactions. Accessible Alex must be included in every gamer focus group regardless of count.
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