--- name: create-obstacle description: Generate one ready-to-run obstacle, puzzle, hazard or challenge for the current RPG scene in a Lexis-AI world - fiction first, then Fate Accelerated mechanics (aspect, suggested difficulty, fitting approaches, costs). Use when the GM asks for an obstacle, trap, puzzle, lock, hazard or challenge ("create-obstacle", "I need a trap", "a puzzle", "engel üret"). --- # /create-obstacle A hybrid command: **core fiction first, then the system add-on.** One obstacle, logged as a proposal. You suggest the difficulty; the GM decides and rolls nothing through you. ## Read first `../../AGENTS.md`; `../../systems//pack.md`, `obstacles.md` and `approaches.md`; `world.md` (`## Immutable Rules`, tone, language); `system.md` (Homebrew overrides); the open log; the files of the current place and linked hooks; the PCs' files if named (stunts). ## Steps 1. **Context + type.** From the GM's words and the last `E`: barrier / puzzle / hazard / social / challenge (`obstacles.md`). Default: barrier. 2. **Core block (no numbers):** - What: 1-2 sentences the GM can read aloud. - Why here: how it follows from the place, a group or a hook's `## Surface`. - 🔒 GM: what it protects or hides. It must stay consistent with `## 🔒 Hidden Truth`: it may guard the truth, never reveal it. - Puzzle: the clue chain, solvable without dice too. 3. **Fate block** in the output format of `obstacles.md`. Approaches: 2-3, with the fiction for each. Mention a PC stunt if one matches. 4. **Rule check:** every element obeys every `IR`; drop anything that would need an exception. 5. **Log:** `- G obstacle (E|—): · · ` in `## Generated`. ## Output (table mode, in the output language) ``` 🧱 G · — - Why here: … - 🔒 GM: … **Fate** - Aspect: "…" - Suggested difficulty: … (+n) — raises it: … / lowers it: … - Fitting approaches: Careful — …; Clever — … - Cost options: …; … ``` ## Never Decide the outcome, roll, or write to canon files.