The vrc-mcp-proxy server lets you remotely control and automate the Unity Editor via MCP, acting as a correcting/safety proxy over the upstream MCP-for-Unity server. Key capabilities include:

• Execute C# Code: Run arbitrary C# code inside the Unity Editor, with compiler options, execution history, safety checks (blocks unsafe using directives), and idempotency guards.

• Manage Assets: Full CRUD on Unity assets — import, create, modify, delete, duplicate, move, rename, search, and organize folders.

• Manage GameObjects: Create, modify, delete, duplicate, and reposition GameObjects, including prefab instantiation and look-at operations.

• Find GameObjects: Search the scene by name, tag, layer, component type, path, or ID with pagination.

• Manage Scenes: Create, load, save, close, query hierarchy, set active scene, and validate scenes.

• Manage Editor: Control playback (play/pause/stop), set active tools, manage tags/layers, deploy/restore packages, and perform undo/redo.

• Manage Cameras: Create and configure cameras (including Cinemachine), capture screenshots (single, surround, orbit), and control blending/targeting.

• Manage Packages: List, search, install, remove, embed, and configure Unity packages and scoped registries.

• Read Console: Retrieve or clear Unity Editor console messages with filtering by type and text.

• Unity Reflect: Inspect Unity's live C# API via reflection — look up types, members, and assemblies.

• Execute Menu Items: Trigger any Unity Editor menu item by path.

• Refresh Unity: Trigger asset database refresh and/or script compilation.

• Set Active Instance: Pin a specific Unity Editor instance when multiple are running.

The proxy layer also enforces tool allowlists, corrects false failure responses (e.g., for asset move/rename/delete), applies a per-call watchdog timer, and blocks schema-drifted tools.

Provides a proxy to the MCP-for-Unity server, enabling AI agents to interact with Unity by exposing tools for code execution, asset management, and console output correction, with additional safety and idempotency guards.

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., "@vrc-mcp-proxy Move the 'Player' prefab to the 'Resources' folder."

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.