Godot MCP lets agents build, test games

This is less “AI made a game” and more “AI finally got hands and eyes inside the game engine,” which is the meaningful shift.

• –The author says the server already exposes 35 tools, with brief, normal, and full response modes to keep context overhead manageable.
• –Screenshot capture, camera movement, UI interaction, and runtime testing matter more than raw code generation because they let agents verify what actually happened in the engine.
• –The comments make the strongest case for 3D workflows, where an agent otherwise has no sense of spatial layout, nearby objects, or navmesh coverage.
• –It is still a feedback-stage project rather than a polished public release, but the demo points toward a much tighter Godot build-test-debug loop for AI agents.