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Claude Code Skills & AI Developer Workflows
Claude Code skills + multi-agent workflows for solo developers. From $19, lifetime updates.
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Developer Tools at ToolGenX are Claude Code skill packs and multi-agent systems for software engineers and indie game devs. The category ships CodeForge (14 skills covering TDD, planning, code review, git worktrees, and parallel agent development, $19) and Indie Game Studio Kit (27 specialist agents for Godot, Unity, Unreal Engine, $19). Both work with Claude Code, Cursor, Codex CLI, and Gemini CLI.
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Questions about Developer Tools
- Do the developer toolkits work with Cursor or Codex, not just Claude Code?
- Yes. Each skill ships with adapter configs for Cursor (custom-instructions), Codex CLI, and Gemini CLI. Claude Code is the primary target since skills are native there; adapters get 80-85% of the value in other tools. The TDD workflow logic is portable across all four agents.
- What languages do CodeForge and the game kit support?
- CodeForge is language-agnostic with worked examples in TypeScript, Python, and Go. The TDD red-green-refactor pattern, planning skill, and code review automation work identically across languages. Indie Game Studio Kit supports GDScript (Godot 4), C# (Unity 2022 LTS + 6.x), and Blueprint-friendly C++ (Unreal Engine 5).
- Will using these skills slow me down at first?
- Yes, for about a week. TDD and the planning gate feel like extra steps before features ship. Around the third or fourth feature the rework loop shrinks faster than the new overhead costs you, and net velocity climbs. The first week is the cost; everything after is the return.
- Are the game kit AI agents autonomous?
- No. The 27 specialist agents are pair-programming companions, not autonomous builders. They produce code, dialog, audio briefs, and economy designs that you review, test, and integrate. The multi-agent workflow lets a narrative director hand off to a dialog writer without restating context — that is the headline value.

