Setup guide
Connect Godot with MCP
Connect an MCP-capable assistant to a local Godot project. Learn what the server can inspect, run, and change.
Needs Godot, Node.js, and an MCP client.Follow the setupThe workshop toolboxA little help.
A little help.
A lot you can build.
Connect your tools, give your assistant better context, or find the script you need. Pick something useful and make it yours.
Explore the resourcesTake a closer look
What goes in your toolkit?
A connection, an instruction file, and a script each do a different job.
How the connection works
Your assistant gets a link to Godot.
AI assistantMakes a request
MCP serverExposes tools
Godot projectRuns locally
With the Coding-Solo server, an assistant can launch a project and read its debug output. Install and configure it in your MCP client first; this page only explains the connection.
Find your next tool
The resource shelf
9 resources
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Godot developer agent
Give your assistant Godot-specific instructions for scene structure, GDScript, and explaining its decisions.
A prompt file; it does not connect to the editor.Preview the agent filePractical guide
A better AI coding loop
Give the assistant your scene tree, ask for one change, and verify the result in Godot before moving on.
Includes prompt examples and API checks.Build your workflowCode examples
GDScript recipe library
Find movement, signals, UI, save/load, and other reusable patterns. Adapt each snippet to your scene.
Search by task and open the related guide.Browse scriptsInteractive walkthrough
See what each line does
Read a player controller or signal example one section at a time, with explanations beside the code.
Start here if a copied script feels mysterious.Explore explained scriptsPattern guide
Build reusable systems
Explore scene composition and reusable game systems when a single snippet is no longer enough.
Connect small scripts into a larger feature.Explore patternsQuick reference
GDScript at a glance
Look up syntax while you write: variables, functions, signals, and familiar language patterns.
Keep it nearby while following a tutorial.Open the cheat sheetSearchable reference
Find an editor shortcut
Find a key combination for the editor action you need, with Windows, Linux, and macOS mappings.
Spend less time hunting through menus.Find a shortcutGlossary
Decode an engine term
Make sense of nodes, signals, rendering terms, and the vocabulary you meet in the editor.
Short explanations linked to further learning.Look up a term