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Best godot-engine GitHub Repositories
Curated repositories sharing the godot-engine topic on our radar — with growth, activity and local Radar analysis.
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162 MCP tools for AI-powered Godot 4 development. Scene, animation, 3D, physics, particles, audio, shader, input simulation, runtime analysis, navigation, testing & more. $15 one-time.
583 74 44 radar 1mo ago -
GoPeak — The most comprehensive MCP server for Godot Engine. 95+ tools: scene management, GDScript LSP, DAP debugger, screenshot capture, input injection, ClassDB introspection, CC0 asset library. npx gopeak
248 25 40 radar 2mos ago -
Godot-MCP — Model Context Protocol (MCP) integration for the Godot Engine. AI tools for the Godot Editor in C#, with cloud connection to ai-game.dev. Apache-2.0.
232 18 45 radar 4w ago -
Connect any MCP-compatible AI client (Claude Code, Cursor, Windsurf) to Unity or Godot. 275+ granular tools, an editor aware system prompt, game design document project context, script semantic search, and skill calibration.
205 21 47 radar 2w ago
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