The Agent Skills Directory

[COMMAND_EXECUTION]: The script scripts/capture_windows_runtime.py uses subprocess.Popen to launch the built game executable for the purpose of capturing runtime screenshots.
Evidence: subprocess.Popen([str(executable), *args.launch_arg], ... shell=False) in scripts/capture_windows_runtime.py.
Context: This is a standard QA feature for game development; the execution is secured by a robust path resolution utility that restricts targets to .exe files within the Artifacts/Builds directory and explicitly validates every path segment to prevent symlink-based escapes from the project root.
[EXTERNAL_DOWNLOADS]: The automation logic specifies dependencies on standard, established Python libraries for data validation and image processing.
Evidence: Script headers for scripts/workflow.py and scripts/capture_windows_runtime.py define requirements for jsonschema, PyYAML, and Pillow.
[SAFE]: The skill incorporates an extensive internal integrity and validation system across both its C# toolkit and Python orchestration scripts.
Evidence: ManifestLoader.cs (C#) and contracts.py (Python) implement recursive SHA-256 and subject-identity verification for all development 'contracts' (YAML/JSON jobs), ensuring that workflow data has not been tampered with and is correctly bound to the current project version.
Evidence: Path handling logic in WorkflowPaths.cs and resolve_project_path implements advanced security checks, including reparse point (symlink/junction) detection, to prevent directory traversal attacks in multi-user development environments.

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