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hatayama/unity-cli-loop
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Lets AI agents compile, test, and operate Unity projects from popular LLM tools via CLI.
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hatayama/unity-cli-loop
Unity CLI Loop is a Unity integration tool that lets an AI agent compile, run tests, inspect logs, edit scenes, capture screenshots, and simulate input inside an existing Unity project. It is aimed at developers using LLM tools such as Claude Code or Codex who want autonomous AI-driven development loops. It is offered as a CLI plus a Unity package for Unity 2022.3 or later, written in C#.
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- What is hatayama/unity-cli-loop?
- Unity CLI Loop is a Unity integration tool that lets an AI agent compile, run tests, inspect logs, edit scenes, capture screenshots, and simulate input inside an existing Unity project. It is aimed at developers using LLM tools such as Claude Code or Codex who want autonomous AI-driven development loops. It is offered as a CLI plus a Unity package for Unity 2022.3 or later, written in C#.
- How much does hatayama/unity-cli-loop cost?
- hatayama/unity-cli-loop uses a Open source pricing model. Check the official website for current plans.
- What is hatayama/unity-cli-loop used for?
- hatayama/unity-cli-loop is listed on TolsAI under: Open Source.
- Where can I use hatayama/unity-cli-loop?
- hatayama/unity-cli-loop is available on its official website, github.com.
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