Unity MCP server

This is a helper that connects your AI assistant to the Unity game engine. It lets the AI see your scene, your objects, and your console, and make changes to them when you ask. It is handy if you are building a game in Unity and want a hand with the fiddly, repetitive parts.

What this MCP server does

You type a request in your AI assistant, like asking it to create an empty object or move the player. The AI passes that request to this helper, which talks to the Unity Editor on your computer. Unity then does the work, such as adding a component, saving a scene, or running a test. The result comes back to your chat so you can see what happened. It is like having a second pair of hands inside the editor.

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What you can do with it

• Create, rename, move, rotate, and delete objects in your scene
• Add or change components, like a Rigidbody or a tag
• Create and load scenes, and save the current one
• Create prefabs and add assets from your project into the scene
• Create and change materials, including colors and shader settings
• Read the Unity console logs and run your project tests
• Start, pause, or step through play mode

Try asking your AI

• “Create an empty GameObject called Enemy_1 and place it at position 0, 0, 0”
• “Add a Rigidbody to the Player object and set its mass to 5”
• “Show me the last 20 error logs from the Unity console”
• “Create a new scene called Level1 in the Scenes folder and save it”

What it gives back to you

You get answers back in your chat, in plain words. That might be a list of objects in your scene, the details of one object and its components, recent console logs, or a short note that a change was made. When the AI creates or edits something, it tells you what it did so you can check it in Unity.

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Who it's for

Game developers and hobbyists who build games in Unity and want their AI assistant to help inside the editor.