unity-workflow

A design-first Unity workflow guides feature delivery through structured phases: Analyze, Design, Implement, and Verify. It reduces ad-hoc decisions and rework by enforcing architecture alignment and explicit approvals before implementation begins.

Structure complex Unity projects using a four-phase workflow with explicit checkpoints. Analyze requirements, design architecture, implement with MCP tools, and verify results to align teams and reduce risk on non-trivial features.

Yes, MCP-based workflows are integrated for scene and prefab authoring. The workflow enforces MCP tool integration during the implementation phase to ensure structured asset creation after design approval.

Yes, explicit user approvals are required before implementation. The design-first process mandates checkpoints between the Design and Implement phases to ensure architecture decisions are reviewed before proceeding.

Use a phased workflow for non-trivial Unity projects requiring architecture decisions. It provides a lightweight process to guide feature development from concept to verified implementation, reducing risk on complex features.

The workflow requires strict adherence to four phases and explicit approvals, which may add overhead for simple tasks. It is designed for non-trivial features needing architecture decisions and MCP tool integration.