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• Finds Godot projects inside a folder

  Scans a directory for Godot projects, optionally going into subfolders. Use it when you have a folder of games and want the assistant to find which ones it can work on.

  Try: “Find all Godot projects under ~/games, including subfolders.”

  Read · list_projects

• Shows details about a Godot project

  Returns metadata about one Godot project, so the assistant knows what it is working with before it changes anything.

  Try: “What Godot version and settings does my platformer project use?”

  Read · get_project_info

• Shows which Godot version is installed

  Reports the version of Godot installed on your machine. Handy before using features that only exist in newer releases, such as UIDs in 4.4.

  Try: “Which version of Godot do I have installed?”

  Runs code · get_godot_version

• Creates a new scene file in a project

  Makes a new scene file at a path you choose inside the project, with the root node type you pick, such as Node2D or Node3D. Use it to start a level or character from scratch.

  Try: “Create a scene called player.tscn with a Node2D root in my game project.”

  Write · create_scene

• Adds a node to an existing scene

  Inserts a node of a given type, such as Sprite2D or CollisionShape2D, under a parent node in a scene, with a name and optional properties. Use it to build up a scene piece by piece.

  Try: “Add a CollisionShape2D called Hitbox under the Player node in player.tscn.”

  Write · add_node

• Sets a texture on a Sprite2D node

  Assigns an image file from your project as the texture of a Sprite2D node in a scene, so a character or object shows the right artwork.

  Try: “Load res://art/hero.png into the Sprite2D node of player.tscn.”

  Write · load_sprite

• Saves a scene, optionally as a copy

  Writes changes to a scene file, or saves it to a new path to make a variant. Use it after editing a scene to keep your changes.

  Try: “Save player.tscn as player_alt.tscn.”

  Write · save_scene

• Exports a 3D scene as a MeshLibrary

  Turns a 3D scene into a MeshLibrary resource file, optionally limited to chosen meshes. This is what GridMap nodes use to place tiles in 3D levels.

  Try: “Export tiles.tscn as a mesh library at res://tiles.res.”

  Write · export_mesh_library

• Opens the Godot editor on a project

  Starts the Godot editor for a project you name, so you can look at what the assistant has built or keep editing by hand.

  Try: “Open my platformer project in the Godot editor.”

  Runs code · launch_editor

• Runs the game and captures its output

  Starts the project, or one specific scene, and records what it prints. Use it to test a change and see errors without leaving the chat.

  Try: “Run the main scene of my platformer and tell me if anything fails.”

  Runs code · run_project

• Shows the running game's output and errors

  Returns the current debug output and errors from the project started with run_project, so the assistant can diagnose crashes or warnings.

  Try: “Show me the errors from the game that is running.”

  Read · get_debug_output

• Stops the running game

  Stops the Godot project that is currently running. Use it when you have finished testing or the game is stuck.

  Try: “Stop the running game.”

  Runs code · stop_project

• Looks up a file's UID (Godot 4.4+)

  Returns the unique ID Godot assigned to a file in your project. Only works on Godot 4.4 or newer, where resources have UIDs.

  Try: “What is the UID of res://art/hero.png?”

  Read · get_uid

• Refreshes UID references in a project

  Re-saves resources in a project so their UID references are updated. Useful after upgrading a project to Godot 4.4 or newer.

  Try: “Update the UIDs in my project after the 4.4 upgrade.”

  Write · update_project_uids

Watch out for

• The npm version can load any script you name

  In the version npx installs (0.1.1), add_node and create_scene will load and run any .gd script passed as the node type. The fix is on GitHub main but not on npm, so build from source or skip auto-approval for those two tools. github.com

• It runs and edits any Godot project it can reach

  The agent can open, run and write scenes in any folder with a project.godot that your account can reach, and running a project executes its scripts. Only point it at projects you trust. github.com

• Maintenance has stalled

  The last commit is from April 2026 and the only npm release is from February 2026. Expect no more security fixes; check a maintained fork if you need them. github.com

• Godot can keep running after you close the client

  A game started by the server may stay open if the client stops it in some ways. Check for stray Godot windows and close them. github.com

• Old dependencies are flagged, with little exposure

  An open issue flags known flaws in two old libraries. The server only runs locally and does not use the affected one, so this matters little as shipped. github.com

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