Godot Scene Analyzer FAQs

Question 1

What is the Godot Scene Analyzer?

Accepted Answer

It's an MCP (Model Context Protocol) server that provides Claude AI with deep, semantic understanding of your Godot scenes. Its primary purpose is to enforce and validate your ECS-driven architecture, ensuring a clear separation between Godot's visual presentation and your custom ECS's game logic.

Question 2

How does it help maintain ECS architecture in Godot projects?

Accepted Answer

The analyzer automatically scans your Godot project, applies your defined ECS architectural rules, and identifies scripts that improperly contain game logic rather than just visual synchronization code. It provides precise violation reports and actionable recommendations.

Question 3

What problems does this tool solve for game developers?

Accepted Answer

It eliminates the need for manual file sharing with AI, offers systematic and precise architectural validation across your entire project, and helps maintain consistent code quality by catching violations early. It significantly reduces cognitive load during development and code reviews.

Question 4

Can I customize the architectural rules and patterns?

Accepted Answer

Yes, you can configure the analyzer using a `.mcp-config.json` file in your Godot project root. This allows you to define specific 'allowed visual patterns' and 'forbidden logic patterns' that align with your unique ECS implementation.

Question 5

What is the core architectural principle enforced by this tool?

Accepted Answer

It enforces that Godot should solely handle visual representation, animation, audio, and input routing, while your custom ECS manages all game state, logic, physics, AI decisions, and combat calculations. Godot scripts should only read from ECS and update visuals, not contain game logic.

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