The Godot MCP Bridge server enables AI assistants (Claude, Cursor, Copilot, etc.) to control and interact with the Godot 4 game editor through 168+ tools, allowing game development via natural language commands.

Connection Management

• Connect/disconnect/check status of the WebSocket bridge to a running Godot editor

• Send custom low-level commands via godot_command as an escape hatch

Project Management

• Read/write project settings, browse filesystem trees, search files by pattern

• Convert between UIDs and res:// paths, get autoload and metadata info

Scene Operations

• Create, open, save, delete, play, and stop scenes

• Get scene hierarchy (editor and runtime), instance scenes as child nodes

Node Manipulation

• Add, delete, duplicate, rename, reparent, and update properties on nodes

• Attach resources, set Control anchor presets, manage signals and groups

• Full Undo/Redo support on all mutations

Script Management

• List, read, create, edit, attach, and validate GDScript files

• Search text across project files, list scripts open in the editor

Editor Interaction

• Capture editor/game viewport screenshots, execute GDScript in editor or game context

• Read error/output logs, clear console, reload plugins or the entire project

Input Simulation

• Simulate keyboard events, mouse clicks/movement, and Godot Input actions

• Run input sequences with delays, record and replay input sessions

• List, create, and update input actions

Runtime Game Inspection & Modification

• Read/set runtime node properties (single or batch), get the runtime scene tree

• Execute scripts in game context, capture frames, monitor property values over time

• Find UI elements, click buttons by text, wait for nodes to appear, navigate actors

Animation System

• List, create, and remove animations in AnimationPlayer

• Add tracks, set keyframes, get detailed animation info

TileMap Operations

• Set, get, fill, and clear tile cells; get tilemap metadata and list used cells

Theme & UI Styling

• Create theme resources, set color/constant/font size/StyleBox overrides

Performance & Profiling

• Get real-time performance monitor values (FPS, memory, physics, rendering)

• Get editor performance summaries and analyze scene complexity

Batch & Analysis

• Find nodes by class type, script, or signal connections

• Batch-get/set properties across multiple nodes, inspect all signals and connections

Key Features

• Smart type parsing for Godot types (Vector2, Color, booleans, etc.)

• Auto 2D/3D detection for physics, audio, and navigation nodes

• Built-in presets for lighting, particles, shaders, and audio effects

• JSON-RPC 2.0 over WebSocket bridge protocol

Provides 168 AI-powered tools for the Godot 4 Editor, enabling AI assistants to build games with natural language by creating scenes, editing scripts, simulating input, and analyzing running games.

Integrates with Godot 4.2+ editor via WebSocket bridge, providing 168 tools across 25 categories for scene manipulation, script editing, animation, physics, audio, and game testing through AI assistants.

Runs the TypeScript MCP server that bridges AI clients to the Godot editor plugin, handling communication between AI assistants and Godot's WebSocket server.

Supports SVG textures in Godot scenes through the update_property tool, allowing AI assistants to set SVG files as textures on nodes like Sprite2D.

Used to implement the MCP server that bridges AI clients to the Godot editor plugin, providing the tool definitions and WebSocket communication layer.

1. Click on "Install Server".

2. Wait a few minutes for the server to deploy. Once ready, it will show a "Started" state.

3. In the chat, type @ followed by the MCP server name and your instructions, e.g., "@Godot MCP Bridge add a player node to the current scene"

That's it! The server will respond to your query, and you can continue using it as needed.

Here is a step-by-step guide with screenshots.