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# Development Plan for unreal-blender-mcp
This document outlines the sequential development workflow for the unreal-blender-mcp project, which aims to create a system allowing AI agents to control both Unreal Engine and Blender through a unified MCP server.
## Development Sequence
1. **Project Setup and Environment Configuration**
- Set up project structure, dependencies, and development environment
- Create configuration files and initialize repository
2. **MCP Server Core Development**
- Implement basic SSE server functionality
- Design and implement the API structure
- Integrate basic Langchain functionality for state management
3. **Blender Addon Integration**
- Adapt existing blender-mcp addon
- Implement required endpoints and functionality
- Test communication with MCP server
4. **Unreal Engine Plugin Development**
- Create UEPythonServer plugin structure
- Implement HTTP server in Unreal Engine
- Develop Python code execution functionality
- Test communication with MCP server
5. **Integration and End-to-End Testing**
- Test full communication flow between all components
- Verify functionality across different scenarios
- Optimize performance and fix issues
6. **AI Agent Integration**
- Configure system for use with Claude/ChatGPT
- Define tool functions for AI agents
- Test AI-driven workflows
7. **Documentation and Refinement**
- Complete user and developer documentation
- Refine error handling and edge cases
- Prepare for release
Each stage has its own detailed workflow document that breaks down specific tasks, testing procedures, and deliverables.
## Development Principles
1. **Modular Testing**: Each component should be testable in isolation before integration
2. **Continuous Integration**: Regular testing of integrated components
3. **Documentation-Driven**: Write documentation alongside code
4. **Security-First**: Implement security measures from the beginning
5. **User Experience**: Consider the end-user (AI agent) experience throughout
## Progress Tracking
Each workflow document includes checkboxes for task completion and a log section for recording progress, issues, and solutions.