UnityNaturalMCP is an MCP server implementation for Unity that aims for a "natural" user experience.
MCP tools defined in Unity C# can be used directly from MCP clients such as Claude Code, GitHub Copilot(VSCode) and Cursor.
Warning
UnityNaturalMCP is still in the preview stage. It is usable in practice, but several feature additions are planned.
- Concise communication flow between Unity Editor and MCP clients
- stdio/Streamable HTTP support
- Implementation of extended MCP tool entirely written in C# using MCP C# SDK
- ClaudeCode, GitHub Copilot(VSCode) and Cursor support
- Unity 6000.0 or later
- Node.js 18.0.0 or later
graph LR
A[MCP Client] ---|Streamable HTTP| C[UnityNaturalMCPServer]
or
graph LR
A[MCP Client] ---|stdio| B[stdio-to-streamable-http]
B ---|Streamable HTTP| C[UnityNaturalMCPServer]
An MCP server implementation provided as a Unity Package that behaves as a Streamable HTTP server.
Clients that support Streamable HTTP, such as Github Copilot(VSCode), can communicate directly with Unity Editor through this server.
A Node.js-based stdio MCP server that relays communication between MCP clients and Unity.
Some MCP clients, such as ClaudeCode, do not support Streamable HTTP as of June 15, 2025.
By bypassing stdio input to Streamable HTTP, it enables communication between UnityNaturalMCPServer and MCP clients.
A Unity project for functional verification and as a sample.
Currently, the following MCP tools are implemented:
- RefreshAssets: Refresh Unity Editor assets
- GetCurrentConsoleLogs: Get Unity Console log history
- ClearConsoleLogs: Clear Unity Console logs
- RunEditModeTests: Run Unity Test Runner EditMode tests
The following packages are required:
Also, install the following Nuget Packages via NugetForUnity:
Warning
ModelContextProtocol is still in preview stage. When installing via NugetForUnity, you need to enable the Show Prerelease toggle.
You can install via UPM (Unity Package Manager):
- Edit
Packages/manifest.json - Add the following to the
dependenciessection:"jp.notargs.unity-natural-mcp": "https://github.com/notargs/UnityNaturalMCP.git?path=/UnityNaturalMCPServer"
- Open
Edit > Project Settings > Unity Natural MCPin Unity Editor - Set the MCP server port number (default: 56780)
- Click the
Refreshbutton to apply the settings
Note
56780 is just the default port. Feel free to change it to suit your project.
Note that 67 80 is the ASCII code for CP. Of course, it comes from MCP.
Use the following command to register an MCP server with ClaudeCode.
claude mcp add -s project --transport http unity-natural-mcp http://localhost:56780/mcpWhen using MCP with Claude Code on Windows, you need to use WSL2.
To integrate WSL2 with Unity, you need to properly configure the network settings between WSL2 and the host OS.
A simple approach is to use mirror mode to connect WSL2 and the host OS.
To enable mirror mode, add the following settings to C:/Users/[username]/.wslconfig:
[wsl2]
networkingMode=mirroredIn mirror mode, you can communicate between WSL2 and the host OS via localhost.
However, when the C# server binds to localhost, it may not work as expected and connections may fail.
To work around this, set the IP Address to * in Unity's Edit > Project Settings > Unity Natural MCP and execute Refresh.
Caution
From a security perspective, specifying * for the IP Address is not normally recommended.
This is only meant to show a simplified setup procedure.
Please adjust accordingly based on your environment.
When using GitHub Copilot(VSCode), connection via Streamable HTTP is possible.
Add the following configuration to .vscode/mcp.json:
{
"servers": {
"unity-natural-mcp": {
"url": "http://localhost:56780/mcp"
}
}
}Clone this repository and add these snippets to .cursor/mcp.json.
Please replace path/to/UnityNaturalMCP with the path to the cloned UnityNaturalMCP.
{
"mcpServers": {
"unity-natural-mcp": {
"command": "npm",
"args": ["run", "start", "--prefix", "path/to/UnityNaturalMCP/stdio-to-streamable-http/"],
"env": {
"MCP_SERVER_IP": "localhost",
"MCP_SERVER_PORT": "56780"
}
}}
}In UnityNaturalMCP, you can implement MCP tools in C# using the MCP C# SDK.
Create an asmdef for the Editor and add the following script files.
using System.ComponentModel;
using ModelContextProtocol.Server;
[McpServerToolType, Description("Description of custom MCP tool")]
public class MyCustomMCPTool
{
[McpServerTool, Description("Method description")]
public string MyMethod()
{
return "Hello from Unity!";
}
}To register MCP tools with the MCP server, create a class that inherits from McpBuilderScriptableObject.
using Microsoft.Extensions.DependencyInjection;
using UnityEngine;
using UnityNaturalMCP.Editor;
[CreateAssetMenu(fileName = "MyCustomMCPToolBuilder",
menuName = "UnityNaturalMCP/My Custom Tool Builder")]
public class MyCustomMCPToolBuilder : McpBuilderScriptableObject
{
public override void Build(IMcpServerBuilder builder)
{
builder.WithTools<MyCustomMCPTool>();
}
}- Right-click in the project window in Unity Editor
- Create ScriptableObject by Select
Create > UnityNaturalMCP > My Custom Tool Builder - From
Edit > Project Settings > Unity Natural MCP > Refresh, restart the MCP server to load the created tools.
From MCP Inspector, you can call MCP tools via Streamable HTTP and perform operational verification smoothly.
When errors occur within MCP tools, they are not displayed in logs.
It is recommended to use try-catch blocks to log errors and rethrow them.
[McpServerTool, Description("Example of error-returning process")]
public async void ErrorMethod()
{
try
{
throw new Exception("This is an error example");
}
catch (Exception e)
{
Debug.LogError(e);
throw;
}
}When using Unity's API, it is necessary to consider the possibility that it may be called from threads other than the main thread.
Additionally, the return type must use ValueTask<T>.
[McpServerTool, Description("Example of asynchronous processing")]
public async ValueTask<string> AsyncMethod()
{
await UniTask.SwitchToMainThread();
await UniTask.Delay(1000);
return "Finished async processing";
}MIT License