Do I need to wrap my code in a class or method?

No, you should write direct C# statements. Using directives at the top are automatically hoisted, making it easy to write quick automation snippets.

How does it handle different shell environments like PowerShell?

The skill provides specific syntax guidance for different shells, such as using double-quotes for string literals in PowerShell to ensure correct execution.

Can I use this skill to write new C# script files?

No, this skill is strictly for executing dynamic code in the editor. It is forbidden from creating or editing .cs or .asmdef files; use terminal commands for file authoring.

Does this skill support file system operations?

No, System.IO operations and AssetDatabase folder creation are forbidden. Use standard terminal commands for any file or directory management.

Is it possible to test code without running it?

Yes, you can use the --compile-only flag to check if your C# code is valid before attempting to execute it in the Unity Editor.

Unity Dynamic Code Executor

Name: Unity Dynamic Code Executor
Author: hatayama

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Game Development

Executes dynamic C# code within the Unity Editor to automate scene manipulation, prefab wiring, and inspector adjustments.

The uloop-execute-dynamic-code skill enables seamless automation of the Unity Editor by executing C# statements directly through the uLoop CLI. It is specifically designed for editor-side operations such as wiring prefabs, modifying materials, and batch editing scene hierarchies without the need to create permanent script files. By utilizing SerializedObject and UnityEditor APIs, this skill allows Claude to perform complex manual editor tasks programmatically, serving as an AI autopilot for repetitive Unity development workflows.

Key Features

01Batch scene and hierarchy editing capabilities

02Advanced prefab and material wiring via PrefabUtility and SerializedObject

03117 GitHub stars

04Instant C# execution within the Unity Editor environment

05Dry-run support with compile-only execution mode

06Automatic Unity type qualification for streamlined coding

Use Cases

01Performing batch modifications to components and inspector properties across multiple objects

02Automating the setup and reference wiring of complex prefab hierarchies

03Programmatically creating and configuring materials and shaders within the editor

Key Features

01Batch scene and hierarchy editing capabilities

02Advanced prefab and material wiring via PrefabUtility and SerializedObject

03117 GitHub stars

04Instant C# execution within the Unity Editor environment

05Dry-run support with compile-only execution mode

06Automatic Unity type qualification for streamlined coding

Use Cases

01Performing batch modifications to components and inspector properties across multiple objects

02Automating the setup and reference wiring of complex prefab hierarchies

03Programmatically creating and configuring materials and shaders within the editor