Godai provides Godot automation, including driving the Godot editor.

The godai command lets you control Godot from the terminal or CI, and godai mcp exposes those same operations to an AI agent over the Model Context Protocol (MCP), so you can connect it to tools like Claude Code, Codex, etc.

Godai is also available as a Godot addon: it adds a chat panel inside the Godot editor where you can collaborate with an AI agent on your project using natural language.

Features

Through Godai, you or an AI agent can:

• Manage Godot versions: download, run and switch between versions of the engine, and pin a project to a specific version.
• Manage projects: list available projects, open them in the Godot editor, and read or change project settings.
• Edit scenes: create, open, and save scenes, inspect the scene tree, and instantiate saved scenes as child nodes.
• Edit nodes: add and remove nodes, read and set their properties, manage their groups, and connect or disconnect signals.
• Work with scripts: create, read, write, attach, and detach GDScript files, with safe, conflict-aware writes that respect unsaved changes in the editor.
• Work with resources: create .tres/.res resources, open them in the inspector, and read or change their properties.
• Manage assets: inspect and change import settings, and reimport assets.
• Run and debug: run the project (or the current scene), stop it, and read recent log output from the editor.
• Configure the editor: read and change editor settings, and restart the editor when needed.
• Run arbitrary editor scripts: for anything not covered by the tools above, execute GDScript directly in the editor.

Most changes are made through the editor's own undo/redo system, so you can undo what Godai does just like any other editor action.

Documentation

Godai's documentation is available at godai.sh/docs.

Additionally, the command-line reference documentation can be viewed with godai --help.

See "Configuring your MCP client" for how to connect Godai with Claude Code, Codex, etc, or run godai mcp setup.

License

Copyright 2025-2026 David Snopek.

Licensed under the MIT License.