Enables AI agents to perform interactive runtime debugging of Godot games via the Debug Adapter Protocol (DAP).
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The Godot DAP server acts as a crucial bridge, connecting Model Context Protocol (MCP) clients, such as AI agents like Claude Code, directly to Godot's built-in Debug Adapter Protocol (DAP) server. This innovative tool empowers AI agents with the ability to perform advanced, interactive runtime debugging within Godot game instances. By facilitating programmatic scene launching, code stepping, variable inspection, and GDScript expression evaluation, it opens new avenues for AI-assisted development and automated debugging workflows, all within a lightweight, zero-dependency Go binary.
Key Features
01Runtime Inspection: Examine call stacks, evaluate GDScript expressions, inspect game state
02AI-Optimized: Tool descriptions and parameters designed for LLM understanding
03Scene Launching: Launch Godot scenes programmatically with debugging enabled
04Interactive Debugging: Set breakpoints, step through code, inspect variables
05Zero Dependencies: Single Go binary, no runtime dependencies
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Use Cases
01AI-assisted debugging of Godot games
02Automating debugging workflows for AI agents
03Integrating LLMs with Godot's development and testing pipeline
