The whole Editor surface is reachable — hierarchy, components, materials, prefabs, scenes, play mode and the Test Runner — and `batch_execute` turns a repetitive twenty-object setup into a single request that rolls back if it fails halfway.
A Unity Editor package plus a Node.js server that speaks MCP. The package runs inside the Editor and the server bridges your AI client to it, so operations happen in the project you have open.
- Scene and hierarchy work: `select_gameobject`, `get_gameobject`, `update_gameobject`, `duplicate_gameobject`, `delete_gameobject`, `reparent_gameobject`, `move_gameobject`, `rotate_gameobject`, `scale_gameobject` and `set_transform` for position, rotation and scale in one call
- Scenes as files: `create_scene`, `load_scene` with optional additive loading, `save_scene`, `unload_scene`, `delete_scene` and `get_scene_info`
- Components and assets: `update_component` adds a component if the object does not have it, `add_asset_to_scene` pulls from the AssetDatabase, `create_prefab` builds one with serialized field values, and `add_package` installs through the Package Manager
- Materials: `create_material`, `assign_material`, `modify_material` and `get_material_info`
- Editor control: `execute_menu_item` runs any MenuItem-tagged function, `recompile_scripts` rebuilds, `run_tests` drives the Test Runner, and `send_console_log` / `get_console_logs` write and read the console with pagination
- `batch_execute` runs several operations as one request, with optional rollback on failure
- Play mode: `get_play_mode_status` and `set_play_mode_status` with `play`, `pause`, `stop` and `step`, plus `show_unity_dashboard` for the VS Code app
- Resources rather than tools where a listing is the point: `unity://menu-items`, `unity://scenes-hierarchy`, `unity://gameobject/{id}`, `unity://logs`, `unity://packages`, `unity://assets` and `unity://tests/{testMode}`
Unity 6 or later, Node.js 18 or later, and npm 9 or later for debugging the server. Install the package through the Unity Package Manager with `Add package from git URL...` pointing at the repository. Project paths containing spaces are supported, though moving the project to a path without spaces is the first thing to try if the connection misbehaves. The package also adds Unity's `Library/PackedCache` folder to VSCode-like workspaces so autocompletion and type information cover Unity packages.
One command — npx -y com.gamelovers.mcp-unity