Report whether the Mod Editor is connected, its version and the open mod.

List local mod projects (works without the editor open).

List assets under a content path, such as /Game/Blueprints/Items or /MyMod.

Find assets under a path by package path substring and/or exact class name.

Read an asset's properties as JSON. DataTables return their rows.

List DataTable assets, optionally filtered by path substring.

Read rows from a DataTable. Pass row names, or page with offset and limit.

List row asset classes a mod can create, such as RecipeModRowAsset.

Create or update rows in the active mod. Call save_all afterwards.

Mods add one asset per row, stored at //DataTables//<row_name>. Each entry is {"row_name": str, "override_existing_row": bool, "values": {...}}, with values in the snake_case form that read_asset returns.

Fields left out of a new row keep struct defaults, not vanilla values. To change part of a vanilla row, use clone_row with override_existing_row=True and the same row name, then set only what differs. When a row refers to another row in this mod, use <mod_prefix>_<row_name> (see editor_status).

Copy a vanilla row into a new row asset in the active mod, as a starting point.

Copy an asset into the active mod. The destination must be inside that mod.

Set properties on an asset in the active mod. Call save_all afterwards.

Save every changed asset in the active mod.

Run the editor's asset validators over the active mod.

List mod templates the editor exposes to scripting.

Create a mod project from a template, if the editor exposes templates to scripting.

Save and validate the active mod, open the upload panel, and explain the next step.

Packaging happens inside the editor's upload flow, so this stops before it. It never creates a mod.io page or uploads anything.

Open the editor's Mod Management Tool. It presses nothing and uploads nothing.

Check a class or function against Deep Field's Blueprint filter.

Check before generating Blueprint logic and never use a blocked symbol. Example: class_path="/Script/Engine.GameplayStatics", function="GetPlayerController".

Run Python inside the editor, with unreal imported, and return its output.

This is an escape hatch and is not limited to the active mod. Use it for inspection and for gaps in the other tools. Do not use it to bypass the write guards, delete assets, or upload to mod.io without the user asking.

Tail the editor log, with auth codes and API keys removed.