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--- name: genre-route description: Use when a request names a broad game genre or hybrid genre and needs a small starting set of disciplines before canonical dispatcher routing resolves the actual project modes. --- # Genre route This is a heuristic hint layer, not a second dispatcher and not a genre rulebook. ## Contract Publish: - the user's genre phrase(s) - optional `genre_profile_id` / revision when the project maintains one - candidate discipline hints with a short reason - project facts that override the generic hint - unresolved choices that must return to `dispatcher` ## Suggested starting hints Examples are defaults, not requirements: | Genre phrase | Candidate disciplines | |---|---| | 2D platform | `platform-jump`, `jump-leniency`, `level-teach` | | fighter | `fighting-design`, `action-feel`, `input-design` | | character action | `action-feel`, `lock-on-target`, `combo-design` | | open world | `world-map`, `world-streaming`, `ability-gate` | | FPS / shooter | `projectile-hitscan`, `aim-assist`, `fps-feel` | | stealth | `enemy-perception`, `stealth-info`, optionally `tactics-stealth` | | deck / card | `deck-build`, `rng-seed`, `ui-hud-focus` | | 2D skeletal | `spine-skeletal` plus the chosen engine adapter | Hybrid genres may combine or replace these hints. Existing project architecture, mechanics and explicit user choices outrank the table. ## Ownership `genre-route` only proposes candidate disciplines. `dispatcher` owns the final bounded USE / ENGINE / ASK / DEFER decision and its active-skill budget. Studio-style presets remain with `studio-columns` / compatibility aliases. ## Acceptance The same explicit project facts produce the same final dispatcher decision whether the user supplied a genre label or directly named the mechanics. Genre hints never overwrite an existing engine, mode or implemented system merely to match a stereotyped genre recipe.