Unity-Technologies/skills

A collection of reusable skills for AI coding agents — prompts, slash commands, and tools built for Unity workflows

What it solves

Unity Skills provides a library of specialized instructions and capabilities that allow AI coding agents to interact effectively with Unity projects. It bridges the gap between general-purpose AI assistants and the specific, complex requirements of game development workflows.

How it works

These skills are integrated into AI agents like Claude Code, GitHub Copilot, or Cursor. When a user provides a prompt related to Unity development—such as configuring in-app purchases, fixing rendering issues, or managing project versions—the agent uses these pre-defined skills to execute the task. Many of these skills leverage the Unity CLI to perform actions directly within the Unity Editor, such as installing modules, creating assets, or running builds.

Who it’s for

This project is for game developers and software engineers who use AI-assisted coding tools to manage their Unity projects and want those tools to have native, expert-level understanding of Unity workflows.

Highlights

  • Compatible with over 50 different AI coding agents.
  • Enables direct interaction with the Unity Editor via the Unity CLI.
  • Automates complex tasks like project setup, asset configuration, and version management.
  • Officially maintained by Unity Technologies.

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