Changelog

A record of the changes in each version of OpenForge MCP.

v0.2.0 (Current Version)

A major update. The tool count has grown significantly, with support for new applications and many new features.

Godot Support: Added support for Godot 4.x. A GDScript-based editor plugin provides scene manipulation, node management, script generation, and more
Visual Feedback: Added the ability for the AI to take and analyze screenshots. You can now visually verify scene state while working
Cross-App Pipeline: Added a mechanism for automatically transferring model files between Blender and Unity / Godot. Supports FBX, glTF, OBJ, and VRM formats
Version Control: Added the ability to save and restore scene state. Operation history management and rollback are now possible
AI Playtest: Added a feature where the AI automatically plays through a scene and detects bugs, generating a report
Recipe System: Added the ability to save and reuse common operation patterns as recipes
GitHub Copilot Support: MCP connections from GitHub Copilot are now supported

Total tool count expanded from 99 to 622 (approximately 6.3x increase)
Unity tools: Cover object manipulation, component management, material settings, lighting, UI, animation, physics, audio, navigation, terrain, particles, and more
Blender tools: Cover mesh editing, modifiers, materials/shaders, armatures, animation, rendering, UV editing, sculpting, and more
Godot tools: Cover node manipulation, scene management, script generation, 2D/3D operations, resource management, and more
System tools: Added common tools for screenshot capture, save/restore, recipe management, connection status checks, and more

Published an official documentation site based on Docusaurus
Prepared installation guides, tutorials, reference documentation, and contributing guides

The first release of OpenForge MCP. Provides basic functionality for controlling Unity and Blender from AI clients.

MCP Server: Supports AI client connections via stdio mode
Unity Plugin: Delivered as an Editor package. Communicates with the MCP server via WebSocket
Blender Add-on: Delivered as a Python-based add-on. Communicates with the MCP server via WebSocket
3 Meta-Tool Design: Implements a token-efficient design using the 3 meta-tools: list_tools, call_tool, and get_tool_schema
Dynamic / Full / Essential Modes: Provides 3 modes for controlling how tools are exposed

Total tool count: 99
Unity: Basic object operations (create, delete, move, rotate, scale), material settings, component addition
Blender: Basic mesh operations, modifier application, material settings