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unity-cli

Control Unity Editor, run tests, and debug from terminal

Controls the Unity Editor from the command line, covering play mode, console logs, scene editing, builds, and UI testing. Eliminates manual editor clicking by exposing 5,000+ Unity API methods as simple terminal commands. Includes guided workflows for debugging, verification, performance profiling, and asset management to speed up game development.
npx skills add bigdra50/unity-cli --all -g -y
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Instructs your AI agent on the relay architecture, core commands, and test-first workflow for controlling Unity Editor instances through this CLI.

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Frequently Asked Questions

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How to install unity-cli?

Run `npx skills add bigdra50/unity-cli --all -g -y` in your terminal to install all skills in this suite globally.

How to control Unity Editor from the command line?

Start the relay server, connect your Unity project via the Unity Bridge window, then run commands like `u play`, `u console get`, or `u scene hierarchy`.

Can I run Unity tests without opening the editor UI?

Yes. Use `u tests run edit` for EditMode tests and `u tests run play` for PlayMode tests, with filters for names, categories, and assemblies.

Does unity-cli work with Claude Code and other AI agents?

Yes. The included skills follow the standard SKILL.md format, so agents can run builds, debug errors, and inspect UI trees automatically.

Can I automate Unity UI testing?

Yes. The uitree commands let you click elements, read text, run monkey tests, and capture structural snapshots of UI Toolkit interfaces.

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