unity-planner

To plan and architect a Unity game project effectively, you can use structured guidance with predefined agents and document sequences tailored to your project's scale, from prototypes to large games. This approach streamlines game development workflows.

The best way to structure game development documentation is to adapt the depth to your project level, using predefined document types and agents that scale from simple prototypes to complex AAA games, ensuring comprehensive planning.

Yes, you need MCP Unity installed and an active Unity project to use the planner. It utilizes 164 MCP Unity tools to control the Unity Editor through natural language, facilitating efficient game development tasks.

Yes, you can control the Unity Editor through natural language by leveraging 164 integrated MCP Unity tools. This integration enables efficient execution of game development and architecture tasks directly within your project.

To start planning your Unity project, run the `/unity-plan` command and follow the recommended document sequence. This workflow applies predefined agents to guide your game design and development based on your project level.

A limitation of structured planning is the overhead of documentation, which varies by project scale. While it adapts from prototypes to AAA games, smaller prototypes might find comprehensive document sequences unnecessary for their development workflow.