Get the full scene tree of the currently open scene in Godot, including all nodes, their types, and hierarchy.

Add a new node to the Godot scene tree. Specify the parent path, node type (e.g., CharacterBody3D, Sprite2D, Camera3D), and name.

Remove a node from the Godot scene tree by its path.

Move a node to a new parent in the scene tree.

Get all editable properties of a node in the scene, including position, rotation, scale, and type-specific properties.

Set a property on a node. For example, set position, color, energy, or any exported property.

Get all signals available on a node.

Capture a screenshot of the current Godot viewport. Returns a base64-encoded PNG image. Use this to "see" the game or editor state.

Get the current viewport resolution (width and height).

Run the Godot project (play the game). Equivalent to pressing F5 in the editor.

Stop the running Godot project. Equivalent to pressing the stop button.

Open a scene file in the Godot editor.

Save the currently edited scene to disk.

Read the source code of a GDScript (.gd) or C# (.cs) file.

Write/update the source code of a script file. The file will be saved and reloaded in the editor.

List files and directories in a project path.

Execute arbitrary GDScript code in the editor context. Useful for quick automation tasks.

Get recent console output from the Godot editor.

Set a breakpoint in a GDScript file at a specific line.

Evaluate a GDScript expression during a debug session.

Check the connection status to the Forge Engine editor