// Bring Unity Editor window to front via uloop CLI. Use when you need to: (1) Focus Unity Editor before capturing screenshots, (2) Ensure Unity window is visible for visual checks, (3) Bring Unity to foreground for user interaction.
Interact with a local Unity Editor through `unity-ai-cli`. Use when you need to: (1) Discover available Unity tools dynamically, (2) Execute `unity-ai-cli` tools with JSON arguments, (3) Expose the Unity Editor as an MCP server for AI clients.
Clear all Unity Console log entries. Use when you need to: (1) Clear console before running tests or compilation, (2) Start a fresh debugging session, (3) Remove noisy logs to isolate specific output.
Compile Unity project and report errors/warnings. Use when you need to: (1) Verify code compiles after C# file edits, (2) Check for compile errors before testing, (3) Force full recompilation with Domain Reload. Returns error and warning counts.
Control Unity Editor play mode (play/stop/pause). Use when you need to: (1) Start play mode to test game behavior, (2) Stop play mode to return to edit mode, (3) Pause play mode for frame-by-frame inspection.
Execute C# code dynamically in Unity Editor. Use when you need to: (1) Wire prefab/material references and AddComponent operations, (2) Edit SerializedObject properties and reference wiring, (3) Perform scene/hierarchy edits and batch operations. NOT for file I/O or script authoring.
Execute Unity Editor menu commands programmatically. Use when you need to: (1) Trigger menu commands like save, build, or refresh, (2) Automate editor actions via menu paths, (3) Run custom menu items defined in project scripts.
| name | uloop-focus-window |
| description | Bring Unity Editor window to front via uloop CLI. Use when you need to: (1) Focus Unity Editor before capturing screenshots, (2) Ensure Unity window is visible for visual checks, (3) Bring Unity to foreground for user interaction. |
Bring Unity Editor window to front using OS-level commands.
uloop focus-window
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| Option | Description |
|---|---|
--project-path <path> | Target a specific Unity project (mutually exclusive with --port). Path resolution follows the same rules as cd — absolute paths are used as-is, relative paths are resolved from cwd. |
-p, --port <port> | Specify Unity TCP port directly (mutually exclusive with --project-path). |
# Focus Unity Editor
uloop focus-window
Returns JSON confirming the window was focused.
uloop capture-unity-window to ensure the target window is visible