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How to use AI coding agents inside Godot
An honest guide to running AI coding agents in the Godot editor: chat plugins vs terminal CLIs vs MCP-based editor control, what Godot MCP actually does, and how to get started.
Native AI terminals &
multi-agent layouts,
in Godot.
Run the coding agents you already use — several at once, organized your way — without leaving the editor.
Free 7-day trial · $9.99 one-time, no subscription · GDAgent adds no telemetry
Works with: 
Claude Code 
Google Antigravity CLI 
Aider 
GitHub Copilot CLI 
Mistral Vibe 
OpenAI Codex CLI 
OpenCode
Built for developers
The parts that make AI agents actually useful inside Godot.
Smart Onboarding
First Run Wizard checks your environment, detects supported AI tools, and guides setup with a clearer install flow.
Professional Layouts
Split view, drag & drop. Organize your AI sessions exactly how you want them.
Workspace Restore
Bring back your tabs, layout, split groups, names and icons between launches. (Live terminals and agent chats start fresh.)
Multi-Agent Support
Run your preferred AI agents and models side by side.
Prompt Library
Built-in templates for common Godot tasks. GDScript fixes, project settings, and more.
Native Performance
Rust backend with a fast, responsive terminal. No Electron, no web views.
An AI that edits your game, not just your files
With the bundled Godot MCP, supported agents work in the editor itself — the scene tree, the running game, and more.
- Edit the scene tree: create, move, delete nodes and wire signals.
- Read and write scripts, with validation before they're applied.
- Run the game, send input, and screenshot the result to check it.
- Inspect project settings, resources, animations and tilemaps.
- Edits made through these tools enter Godot's undo history, so Ctrl+Z reverts them.
Available for agents that support the bundled MCP. See the support matrix.
See it running
A short walkthrough of a real GDAgent session.
Why GDAgent
What you get that the free plugins and the subscription tools don't.
Real agents, not a chat box
The full Claude Code, Codex or OpenCode terminal, running inside Godot. Not a cut-down chat panel that edits one file at a time.
No credits, no subscription
$9.99 once. Bring a free CLI or the AI tool you already pay for, instead of buying metered credits every month.
In the editor you already use
GDAgent runs in real Godot, with your project, scenes and shortcuts. Nothing to migrate, no separate app to learn.
Private by default
GDAgent has no servers and sends no telemetry. The AI tools you choose talk to their own APIs, which is your call to make, not ours.
One developer, shipping fast
Built and actively maintained by one developer, with 14 releases since launch. Email support and a 30-day money-back guarantee.
Try it before you pay
Run the full thing for 7 days, no credit card. From the Asset Store you don't even need an account.
Simple Pricing
One-time purchase. No subscriptions. Unlimited updates while maintained.
Start With A Free Trial
Run the full version for 7 days. No credit card required.
full access for 7 days
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Individual
Perfect for solo developers
$9.99 one-time
- Machines 2
- Updates Unlimited while maintained
- Support Email
Team
For studios and teams (coming soon)
Coming soon
- Machines 10
- Updates Unlimited while maintained
- Support Priority
30-day money-back guarantee — buy with zero risk. Refund Policy
Available for Windows & Linux. On macOS? Join the waitlist → · Android is planned.
macOS Support
Native support for macOS and full parity with other desktop platforms.
Join the waitlistAndroid Support
Native support for Android, allowing you to use your full workflow on the go.
Plugins & Community Prompts
Extend GDAgent with custom integrations and browse shared prompt packs for common workflows like save systems, multiplayer, and more.
Auto-Snapshots
Automatic checkpoint before every AI edit. If an agent breaks something, roll back to the last working state in one click.
Cross-Agent Memory
A shared knowledge base that all agents can read and write to. Decisions, conventions, and architecture notes persist across multiple agents and sessions.
Deeper Session Restoration
Carry more terminal and workflow context across launches, with clearer fresh-vs-restored state and stronger continuity beyond today's workspace restore.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How many machines can I activate?
The Individual license allows 2 machine activations, perfect for your desktop and laptop. The Team plan is coming soon and will allow 10 activations for your entire studio.
Which AI tools are supported?
Currently supported tools: Claude Code, Google Antigravity CLI, Aider, GitHub Copilot CLI, Mistral Vibe, OpenAI Codex CLI, and OpenCode.
What Godot versions are supported?
GDAgent supports Godot 4.6 and newer. It integrates with your existing Godot installation—no modifications required.
What's your refund policy?
We offer a 30-day money-back guarantee. Details are in our Refund Policy.
Is my code sent to your servers?
No. GDAgent runs entirely on your machine. Your code never leaves your computer—we don't have servers that process your code. The AI tools you use (Claude Code, Google Antigravity CLI, OpenCode, etc.) have their own privacy policies.
Do I need an internet connection?
Internet is required for initial activation and periodic revalidation. After activation, GDAgent can run offline for up to 7 days before revalidation. The AI tools you use typically require internet access to communicate with their respective APIs.
Community & support
Get help, report a bug, or follow along.