unity-batch

Call batch_preview_rename with a queryJson filter and a mode such as prefix, suffix, replace, or regex_replace to see a sample diff. Then pass the returned confirmToken to batch_execute, which runs the rename inline or as an async job depending on size.

Send up to 50 steps to POST /skills/batch, each with a skill name and args. Steps can reference earlier results via $ref, and the call supports dryRun validation, transactional all-or-nothing mode, and continueOnError control.

batch_execute commits one previewed bulk operation using a confirmToken from a batch_preview_* skill. POST /skills/batch composes many different skills in one call and takes no token; a batch_execute step inside it still needs its own confirmToken.

Compile, package, test, playmode, and build jobs depend on Unity's engine loop, which needs the main thread free, so job_wait returns a snapshot with waitNotSupported: true. Poll GET /jobs/{id} every 200-500ms or long-poll GET /events instead.

Since v2.7, job_status omits the result payload during polling and returns resultAvailable plus resultHint telling you where to fetch it, such as test_get_result or batch_report_get. Pass includeDetails=true on the single call where you actually need the data.

A batch accepts at most 50 steps; larger workloads must be split into multiple calls. Inline batch_execute waits are capped at 30 seconds on the main thread, so large operations should use runAsync: true and poll the returned jobId.