Godot

You create and run a strongly typed MCP server for Godot 4 + C# to expose runtime data and actions to an AI assistant. It lets you query the scene tree, debug the signal system, and log events with efficient, structured communication. This enables rapid AI-assisted debugging, runtime inspection, and dynamic scene manipulation during development.

How to use

You connect an MCP client to the Godot MCP Server to inspect and modify your running game. Use the 48 MCP endpoints to read or set node properties, query the scene tree in full or simplified form, inspect signals and their connections, and manage logs. You can run C# code snippets, invoke methods on nodes, trigger signals, and observe real-time updates. Start by launching the MCP server, then use the client to navigate through actions like querying a node’s context, monitoring signal events, or exporting logs for analysis.

How to install

Prerequisites: you need the .NET SDK and a Godot project ready for integration. Ensure you have a compatible Godot 4.x setup with C# support.

dotnet build

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Available tools

get_scene_tree

Fetch the full scene tree with structure, properties, methods, and signals.

get_scene_tree_simple

Fetch a simplified scene tree that returns only structure and type to reduce response size.

get_node_info

Query detailed information about a specific node.

get_node_children

List immediate child nodes of a given node.

get_node_parent

Retrieve the parent node information.

find_nodes_by_type

Find nodes by their type.

find_nodes_by_name

Fuzzy search nodes by name.

find_nodes_by_group

Search nodes by group membership.

search_nodes

Composite search using name, type, and group.

get_node_ancestors

Trace multiple levels of parent nodes.

get_node_context

Get context around a node (parent, siblings, children).

get_node_subtree

Retrieve a node’s subtree.

node_exists

Check if a node exists.

get_scene_tree_stats

Obtain statistics about the scene tree.

get_node_signals

List all signals on a node.

get_signal_connections

Inspect how signals are connected.

connect_signal

Connect a signal to a method.

disconnect_signal

Disconnect a signal from a method.

emit_signal

Emit a signal to test connections.

start_signal_monitoring

Start real-time monitoring of signal events.

stop_signal_monitoring

Stop monitoring signal events.

get_signal_events

Retrieve signal event history.

clear_signal_events

Clear stored signal events.

get_logs

Fetch recent logs from the circular buffer.

get_logs_filtered

Filter logs by level, keywords, and time range.

get_log_stats

Compute statistics from logs.

export_logs

Export logs to a file.

clear_logs

Clear all logs.

add_custom_log

Append a custom log tag for easier filtering.

get_property

Read a node property value.

set_property

Write a value to a node property.

list_properties

List all properties of a node.

list_methods

List all methods available on a node.

call_method

Call a method on a node.

execute_csharp

Execute a snippet of C# code in runtime.

list_resources

List resources within a directory.

load_resource

Load a resource by path.

get_resource_info

Get detailed information about a resource.

get_global_variables

Retrieve global variables from the runtime.

create_node

Create a new node in the scene.

delete_node

Delete a node from the scene.

load_scene

Load a new scene.

get_performance_stats

Get runtime performance statistics.

take_screenshot

Capture a screenshot of the current view.

get_time

Get the current game time.