Godot FAQs

Question 1

What is Godot MCP Server for Local LLM?

Accepted Answer

It's a C# class library designed to integrate local Large Language Models (LLMs) with Godot-based games via a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server, enabling dynamic AI interactions and control within your game world.

Question 2

How does this tool enable LLMs to control in-game actions?

Accepted Answer

The LLM responds with structured JSON tool commands (e.g., 'open_door', 'disarm_trap'). The `MCPHandler` then precisely routes these commands to your registered game logic methods for execution, allowing the AI to interact with the game environment.

Question 3

What are the requirements to use this library?

Accepted Answer

You need Godot (tested with 4.4), .NET 9.0, and a local LLM server that supports a `/completion` endpoint with JSON input/output, such as llama.cpp or Ollama with models like Mistral Nemo.

Question 4

What are the core features of Godot MCP Server?

Accepted Answer

Key features include `MCPHandler` for routing LLM tool commands, `LLMManager` for seamless prompt sending and response processing with local LLM servers, and 'Extensible Actions' for easily registering new in-game actions. It's built as a native Godot Node for easy integration.

Question 5

Can I add my own custom in-game actions for the LLM to use?

Accepted Answer

Yes, the library is highly extensible. You can effortlessly register new custom in-game actions by using `MCPHandler.Instance.RegisterAction("your_action", YourHandlerMethod);`, expanding the LLM's capabilities within your game.

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