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Session

img Before sending a message, check that the Asset Database and Unity Editor Connection indicators in the upper-left corner of the input box are both green.
  • Multimodal input: drop or paste images into the input box with CTRL+V.
  • New session: click + in the top-left, or hit CTRL+N (remappable in Settings).
  • Auto-approval mode (bottom-right): when on, the Agent runs tools without asking. When off, every modification needs your approval—safer, but slower.
  • Model switcher (bottom-right): change the model used by the current session.
  • Send: ENTER by default; switch to CTRL+ENTER in Settings.
  • Session list: click > to expand a Subagent’s run. Right-click for archive/delete; hold SHIFT for multi-select.

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Collaboration

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  • Terminal at the bottom: type standard Git commands, or hand instructions to the AI in plain English.
  • Change list display modes: the three buttons in the upper-right corner of the change list switch its display mode.
  • Right-click menu: available on commits and modified files; the action set is still growing—feedback welcome.
  • Change preview: click any file in the Commit, Stash, or Unstaged/Staged lists to see the diff. Unity YAML assets (Scene, Prefab, ScriptableObject) get a structured visual diff.
  • Conflict resolution: field-level semantic merge when conflicts hit Unity YAML.
  • Locus-tagged files: knowledge and config files owned by the Agent. By default, memory and understanding other than user_preference are shared at the project level. Add their paths to .gitignore if they should stay out of version control.

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Knowledge

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Knowledge Categories

The knowledge base is where the Agent picks up project context. Knowledge is split into four categories:
  • Design: project requirements and ground truth. The AI proposes updates during a conversation (subject to your approval); you can also edit it manually any time.
  • Memory: dynamic context maintained by the AI. Three modules ship by default—user preferences, mistake notebook, and project understanding. You can add your own and define how the AI updates them.
  • Skill: codifies repeatable workflows. Describe a process in natural language, and the Agent will follow it next time the same situation comes up.
  • Reference: read-only external docs. Today: local files like the Unity API Reference, plus connectors for platforms like Feishu Docs.

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Retrieval Strategy

Two retrieval modes are available:
  • Lexical indexing (off by default): keyword-based exact text matching.
  • Semantic indexing (enable in retrieval settings): vector-based fuzzy matching against the AI’s queries—useful when wording doesn’t line up exactly.
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Settings

The Settings page holds global configuration.

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Model Configuration

Customize model parameters, configure third-party API endpoints, and manage subscription account sign-in and authorization. img