godot-genre-simulation — Claude Code skill for Godot tycoon games

What godot-genre-simulation does

The skill lays down rules for management sims and tycoons in Godot: how money is counted, how game time advances, how the UI refreshes. It ships scripts the agent loads on demand — tycoon_economy.gd for integer-cent currency, sim_tick_manager.gd with a tick accumulator on _physics_process, simulation_tick_controller.gd for pause and speed. There is also a producer/consumer graph, schedule-driven NPC agents and a CSV-to-Resource bake.

One hard rule: never keep primary currency in a float. The skill insists on integer cents because fractional accumulation drifts in a financial model. The second rule is that simulation logic must not ride the frame rate, so ticks run through _physics_process or a delta accumulator. Thousands of entities inside _process() get the same treatment — a tick manager and rotating pools instead.

Heavy economic loops are meant to go into WorkerThreadPool, and UI labels should refresh on signals rather than every frame. For stationary management screens there is OS.low_processor_usage_mode. Worth knowing: part of the reference material is cut off, so for an uncommon API the agent will have to check the Godot docs itself.