unity-project

You can inspect Unity project settings by retrieving structured metadata for render pipelines, build targets, quality levels, layers, and tags programmatically. This provides clear access to project-level information without manual navigation through the Unity editor.

To list build scenes and quality settings for a Unity release pipeline, you can enumerate active build scenes, inspect quality levels, and switch active quality levels for testing. This prevents pipeline regressions by verifying required configurations before release.

Yes, you can retrieve installed UPM packages and shader lists for Unity editor automation. The tool enumerates installed packages and recommended shaders to validate graphics compatibility and support CI checks.

The best way to automate Unity project metadata management for CI checks is to programmatically query layers, tags, and package manifests. This returns structured metadata enabling automation scripts to audit onboarding configurations and validate project integrity.

Yes, this tool works with Unity build pipelines and asset workflows. It is applicable to Unity editors and build pipelines, retrieving render pipelines, quality settings, and package manifests to support automation and editor scripts.

You need to verify the render pipeline and required shaders before a Unity build to prevent pipeline regressions. Confirming required shaders and packages are present ensures graphics compatibility and validates project configuration for release.