unity-skills-index

To find the correct Unity skill module, you can use a module index that catalogs available skills by scope, such as gameobject, component, scene, or importer operations. This allows you to quickly browse and match your specific editor task to a compatible module.

The safest way to route Unity editor operations across multiple objects is to select batch-capable skill modules. A batch-first selection rule reduces repeated API calls and helps manage safety modes by flagging high-risk modules for extra caution during automation.

You validate Unity skill names and parameters by using a schema-first approach. This involves querying the skills schema endpoint to confirm exact skill names and signatures before execution, ensuring you do not invent invalid skill names or parameters during editor automation.

You should not automate Unity scene work in bypass mode without checking module capabilities. Module catalogs provide mode-aware safety routing that communicates Approval, Auto, and Bypass expectations, flagging high-risk modules with an asterisk to enforce caution during unsafe operations.

A limitation of using a Unity module index is that it enforces discovery strictly through SKILL.md module listings. It requires matching exact skill names via the skills schema endpoint, meaning any editor automation workflow bypassing this schema validation will fail to route correctly.