CoplayDev/unity-mcp

MCP for Unity is a bridge that connects the Unity Editor to external AI coding assistants and automated tools. It provides a comprehensive suite of editor-side tools for managing scenes, assets, physics, and animations, while a Python server handles the Model Context Protocol (MCP) communication. The system supports both local and remote deployments, enabling AI clients to inspect and modify the Unity environment programmatically.

The project underwent a major architectural shift by removing the legacy Python-based MCP server and editor components, replacing them with a new C#-centric plugin structure and a Dockerized Python server. This period focused on establishing a robust HTTP transport layer, comprehensive test coverage, and extensive tooling for Unity editor integration.

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This period focused on expanding the project's capabilities through a comprehensive CLI interface and new asset generation tools. The team introduced command-line management for animations, assets, and AI-driven content creation, alongside robust server process management and security improvements for API keys.

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