It doesn't just read your project.
It builds inside it.

Unity has a second layer code alone can't reach — the live runtime. Cheburnexus works it directly: creates objects, moves and rotates them, edits components, and writes real runtime scripts straight into your project. You describe the outcome; it acts inside the scene.

26 tools that reach into the live scene.

SceneBridge is the hands. The agent reads the running hierarchy, creates and moves objects, sets prefab properties and saves the scene — every call lands on real GameObjects, not a text buffer.

No new chat window. It lives in your console.

Cheburnexus isn't another app to talk to. The engine exposes its tools over MCP, so you drive it from the agent console you already use — Cloud Code, Codey, and more in development — speaking to whichever LLM you prefer.

Any console that speaks MCP can point at the engine — the model choice stays yours.

You just talk to your console.

Point Cloud Code, Codey or any MCP console at the engine and it answers with cached project facts — no plugin window, no re-scan, your model of choice.

If it isn't verifiable, we say so.

Most tools invent a severity to look confident. Cheburnexus returns an honest Unknown with a priority hint — never a fabricated verdict. An empty result never reads as "clean".

The graph Cheburnexus builds in Unity.

Every node is where a class actually lives in the scene. Edges are real dependencies — usages, references, prefab and inspector wiring — pulled straight from your project, not guessed from text.

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Feeding an LLM verified facts instead of raw source cuts context by orders of magnitude.

* Placeholder figure — final numbers from beta data.

We see what your code doesn't say.

A [SerializeField] reference wired in the Inspector isn't in your source text. Neither is a prefab override, a UnityEvent listener bound in the editor, or a ScriptableObject link. We parse your scene and prefab YAML directly and connect it to your C# — the one dependency graph that spans code AND editor-time wiring.

SceneBridge — the live scene.

Scene, prefabs and components available to your LLM in real time. Inspector callbacks (UnityEvent method-level wiring) surface as a distinct signal.

Ships free on the Asset Store as a read-only viewer — useful on its own, no .exe required.

Get the package.

One importable .unitypackage — download here or grab it on the Asset Store.

Engine builds are priced per seat.

Unity ships now, Unreal is next — both add the live runtime layer. Full tiers live on the pricing ledger, pre-set to the game-engines track.

Trusted by builders.

A living wall of what teams say after shipping with Cheburnexus.