A little help.
A lot you can build.

Your assistant gets a link to Godot.

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.

Give the assistant a clear job.

Use this task brief alongside your project context. The full developer agent adds more Godot conventions; neither file connects to the editor by itself.

Help me with one small change in my Godot project.

Before writing code:
- Ask for my exact Godot version and target platform.
- Read the relevant scripts and scene tree I provide.
- Explain which node should own the behavior and why.

When making the change:
- Match the project's language and naming conventions.
- Verify version-sensitive APIs against the official docs.
- Keep the change focused on the requested behavior.

Before calling it done:
- Tell me how to run the scene and what I should see.
- Separate checks you ran from checks I still need to run.
- Explain any errors rather than claiming the scene works.

Start with top-down movement.

Attach this to a CharacterBody2D. Add a visual and CollisionShape2D, then create left, right, up, and down actions in Project Settings → Input Map.

extends CharacterBody2D

@export var speed: float = 300.0

func _physics_process(delta: float) -> void:
    var direction := Input.get_vector("left", "right", "up", "down")
    velocity = direction * speed
    move_and_slide()

Check it in Godot: hold a mapped direction key. The body should move and stop at a StaticBody2D wall with a collision shape on a matching layer. This preview does not run the script.