unity-script

Use script_create with a scriptName, target folder, and template type such as MonoBehaviour or ScriptableObject. For two or more scripts, use script_create_batch to create them all in one call with a single Domain Reload.

Call script_get_compile_feedback with the script path after Unity finishes recompiling. It returns up to a configurable number of diagnostics related to that script, which you can then fix with script_replace.

Yes, script_find_in_file searches for plain text or regex patterns across scripts in a chosen folder, returning matching file paths, line numbers, and content. The default search scope is the Assets folder with a 50-result limit.

Only four templates are accepted: MonoBehaviour, ScriptableObject, Editor, and EditorWindow. The scriptName parameter must not include the .cs extension, and there is no script_edit or script_write command.

Unity recompiles all scripts whenever files are created, replaced, appended, or deleted, causing a Domain Reload. Batch creation minimizes this by combining multiple script creations into one reload cycle.

Use script_replace for find-and-replace modifications of existing content, with optional regex and automatic compile checking. Use script_append only to add new lines at the end of a file or at a specific line number.