Unity Skills - Module Index

This folder contains detailed documentation for each skill module. For quick reference, see the parent SKILL.md.

Multi-Instance: When user specifies Unity version (e.g. "Unity 6", "2022"), call unity_skills.set_unity_version("6") before operations. See parent SKILL.md.

Modules

Module	Description	Batch Support
gameobject	Create, transform, parent GameObjects	Yes (9 batch skills)
component	Add, remove, configure components	Yes (3 batch skills)
material	Materials, colors, emission, textures	Yes (4 batch skills)
light	Lighting setup and configuration	Yes (2 batch skills)
prefab	Prefab creation and instantiation	Yes (1 batch skill)
asset	Asset import, organize, search	Yes (3 batch skills)
ui	Canvas and UI element creation	Yes (1 batch skill)
uitoolkit	UI Toolkit UXML/USS/UIDocument	No
script	C# script creation and search	Yes (1 batch skill)
scene	Scene loading, saving, hierarchy	No
editor	Play mode, selection, undo/redo	No
animator	Animation controllers and parameters	No
shader	Shader creation and listing	No
console	Log capture and debugging	No
validation	Project validation and cleanup	No
importer	Texture/Audio/Model import settings	Yes (3 batch skills)
cinemachine	Virtual cameras and cinematics	No
probuilder	ProBuilder mesh modeling (requires package)	No
xr	XR Interaction Toolkit (requires package, reflection-based)	No
terrain	Terrain creation and painting	No
physics	Raycasts, overlaps, gravity	No
navmesh	Navigation mesh baking	No
timeline	Timeline and cutscenes	No
workflow	Undo history and snapshots	No
cleaner	Find unused/duplicate assets	No
smart	Query, layout, auto-bind	No
perception	Scene analysis and summary	No
camera	Scene View camera control	No
event	UnityEvent listeners	No
package	Package Manager operations	No
project	Project info and settings	No
profiler	Performance statistics	No
optimization	Asset optimization	No
sample	Basic test skills	No
debug	Error checking and diagnostics	No
test	Unity Test Runner	No
bookmark	Scene View bookmarks	No
history	Undo/redo history	No
scriptableobject	ScriptableObject management	No

Advisory Design Modules

These modules provide architecture and coding guidance. They are optional and should be loaded when the user asks for design advice, refactoring guidance, pattern selection, or better script quality.

Module	Description	When To Use
project-scout	Inspect current project baseline and constraints	Before proposing architecture changes in an existing project
architecture	Overall mini-game/system architecture planning	Before creating lots of gameplay scripts or when defining module boundaries
adr	Short architecture decision records	When tradeoffs need to stay stable across multiple turns
performance	Unity-specific performance red-flag review	When reviewing hot paths, Update usage, allocations, pooling, scene lookups
asmdef	Assembly boundary and dependency planning	When project scale justifies clearer compile-time boundaries
blueprints	Minimal architecture blueprints for common mini-games	When starting a new small game or gameplay vertical slice
script-roles	Decide class roles before code generation	Before batch-creating gameplay scripts
scene-contracts	Scene composition and reference contract planning	When defining required scene objects, bootstrap, and validation
testability	Testability and pure-C# extraction guidance	When deciding what logic should be isolated from Unity APIs
patterns	Pattern selection for SO, events, interfaces, pooling, states	When deciding whether a pattern is justified
async	Async and lifecycle strategy	When choosing between `Update`, coroutine, UniTask, timers, cleanup
inspector	Inspector-facing API and serialization guidance	When designing fields, attributes, validation, authoring UX
scriptdesign	Script-level quality review	When generating or reviewing scripts for coupling/performance/maintainability
xr	XR development workflow guidance	When setting up VR/AR interactions, teleportation, grab, or XR rig

Batch-First Rule

When operating on 2 or more objects, ALWAYS use *_batch skills instead of calling single-object skills multiple times.

Example - Creating 10 cubes:

# BAD: 10 API calls
for i in range(10):
    unity_skills.call_skill("gameobject_create", name=f"Cube_{i}", primitiveType="Cube", x=i)

# GOOD: 1 API call
unity_skills.call_skill("gameobject_create_batch",
    items=[{"name": f"Cube_{i}", "primitiveType": "Cube", "x": i} for i in range(10)]
)

Coverage Summary

Unity REST skills: 512
Advisory design modules: 14
Core runtime modules: 38
Total documented module folders: 52

unity-skills-index

Unity Skills - Module Index

Modules

Advisory Design Modules

Batch-First Rule

Coverage Summary