wtf is unity-super-mcp?

Unity Super MCP is a tool that gives an AI assistant like Claude, Cursor or Windsurf a set of 15 direct actions it can take on a Unity game project, instead of you switching between separate tools. It combines three things that would normally need different setups: Unity Gaming Services features such as in game economy, cloud save and cloud code, build size and clutter analysis, and checks for whether a build meets app store requirements. It is built as an MCP server, which is a standard way for AI coding assistants to gain new abilities beyond writing text, in this case abilities specific to Unity projects. Installing it is a single command, and you can use it in two ways: with Unity Gaming Services credentials for the full set of tools, or without them, in which case you still get the seven tools for build analysis and store compliance while the game-services tools simply report that they are not configured rather than failing. The game-services tools can list and create in-game currencies, items and shops, read a player's saved cloud data, and list or deploy cloud code modules. The build and shipping tools can report your project's largest assets and total size, find duplicate or oversized files and misuse of a certain asset folder, generate a script to fix texture import settings, flag assets that appear unused, and check for common Android and iOS compliance issues. One tool is meant to be run first: it runs all the core checks together and gives a single summary with suggested next steps. The author states this was built as a demonstration in a single session to test whether an AI agent could operate Unity Gaming Services end to end, and describes it as a reference implementation rather than an actively maintained product. It requires Node.js 18 or newer and is released under the MIT license.