How it works

Foe: Clay Golem, a model or part that isn't shaped yet.

Clay Golem

1. Clay Golem

   The Clay Golem blocks the way.

   What really happensIt stands for a model or part that isn't shaped yet.

   Worldbuilder: Context 100/100.

2. Slump

   The unshaped clay slams down.

   What really happensA model or part takes pass after pass before it holds its shape.

   Worldbuilder takes 13. Worldbuilder: Context 87/100.

3. Godot MCP

   The Godot Orb opens a portal to the Godot binary on this machine.

   What really happensClaude Code starts npx @coding-solo/godot-mcp. Godot must be on PATH, or set GODOT_PATH. Node.js 18 or newer is required.

   Clay Golem takes 29.

4. Godot MCP

   The editor launches, then the project runs in debug.

   What really happenslaunch_editor opens a project. run_project starts it in debug mode. stop_project halts it. The project path must contain project.godot.

   Clay Golem takes 32.

5. Slump

   The Clay Golem uses Slump.

   Worldbuilder takes 13. Worldbuilder: Context 74/100.

6. Godot MCP

   The debug log is read back so a failed run cannot hide.

   What really happensget_debug_output returns console output and error messages. get_godot_version and get_project_info report the install and the project.

   Clay Golem takes 13.

7. Godot MCP

   The Clay Golem drops a new scene, or a node added to one you had.

   What really happenscreate_scene, add_node, load_sprite, and save_scene edit project files. UID tools apply to Godot 4.4 or newer. Codex is not named in the README.

   Clay Golem takes 26. Clay Golem falls.

8. Victory

   The Clay Golem falls.