unity-asmdef

Unity compilation time drops when you group code into meaningful assembly definitions to prevent recompiling the entire project. This Skill advises on asmdef groupings, directional dependency graphs, and editor/runtime/test splits to optimize build cycles.

Separating editor, runtime, and test code in Unity requires strategically placing assembly definition files to isolate dependencies. This Skill advises on how to structure these asmdef splits to speed up iteration and enable clean test assemblies.

Planning Unity asmdef dependency directions involves proposing allowed dependency flows to keep the module boundary graph shallow. This Skill provides dependency direction planning to prevent circular references in mixed codebases.

Migrating a large Unity project to use assembly definitions requires structured steps to introduce module separation safely. This Skill produces recommended asmdef groupings, migration steps, and risk mitigation guidance without executing code changes.

You should introduce assembly definitions in medium-to-large Unity codebases experiencing slow compile cycles and tangled dependencies. This Skill helps teams enforce clear module boundaries and separate mixed editor, runtime, and test code.

Unity assembly definition limitations include the risk of excessive fragmentation if you create too many modules. This Skill advises on keeping a few meaningful assemblies to manage dependencies without overcomplicating the project structure.