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Openclaw Godot Skill
Control Godot 4.x scenes, nodes, playback, input, logs, and screenshots from an agent.
What it does
Control a live Godot 4.x Editor to create, inspect, open, and save scenes; manage nodes and transforms; and read scripts, resources, logs, and scene trees. It can run games, simulate keyboard, mouse, or mapped actions in Play mode, capture viewport screenshots, and report editor state through a remote gateway or local MCP bridge.
When to use it
- Building and saving Godot scenes
- Inspecting nodes, properties, and scene trees
- Testing gameplay with simulated input
- Reviewing errors and viewport screenshots
The skill document
Godot Plugin Skill
Control Godot 4.x Editor through 30 built-in tools. Supports 80+ node types.
Connection Modes
Mode A: OpenClaw Gateway (Remote)
For Telegram, Discord, and other OpenClaw channels:
- Plugin connects TO Gateway via WebSocket
- Gateway URL: configurable in Godot dock UI
- Best for: remote access, mobile messaging
Mode B: MCP Bridge (Local)
For Claude Code, Cursor, and local AI tools:
- Built-in HTTP server in Godot Plugin
- Start: Click "Start MCP" in dock UI (port 27183)
- Add to Claude Code:
claude mcp add godot -- node /MCP~/index.js
First-Time Setup
If godot_execute tool is not available, install the gateway extension:
# From skill directory
./scripts/install-extension.sh
# Restart gateway
openclaw gateway restart
The extension files are in extension/ directory.
Quick Reference
Core Tools
| Category | Key Tools |
|---|---|
| Scene | scene.create, scene.getCurrent, scene.open, scene.save |
| Node | node.find, node.create, node.delete, node.getData |
| Transform | transform.setPosition, transform.setRotation, transform.setScale |
| Debug | debug.tree, debug.screenshot, console.getLogs |
| Input | input.keyPress, input.mouseClick, input.actionPress |
| Editor | editor.play, editor.stop, editor.getState |
Common Workflows
1. Scene Creation
Use godot_execute tool:
godot_execute(tool="scene.create", parameters={rootType: "Node2D", name: "Level1"})godot_execute(tool="node.create", parameters={type: "CharacterBody2D", name: "Player"})godot_execute(tool="scene.save")
2. Find & Modify Nodes
godot_execute(tool="node.find", parameters={name: "Player"})godot_execute(tool="node.getData", parameters={path: "Player"})godot_execute(tool="transform.setPosition", parameters={path: "Player", x: 100, y: 200})
3. Game Testing with Input
godot_execute(tool="editor.play")godot_execute(tool="input.keyPress", parameters={key: "W"})godot_execute(tool="input.actionPress", parameters={action: "jump"})godot_execute(tool="debug.screenshot")godot_execute(tool="editor.stop")
4. Check Logs
godot_execute(tool="console.getLogs", parameters={limit: 50})godot_execute(tool="console.getLogs", parameters={type: "error", limit: 20})
Tool Categories
Console (2 tools)
console.getLogs- Get logs from Godot log file {limit: 100, type: "error"|"warning"|""}console.clear- Placeholder (logs can't be cleared programmatically)
Scene (5 tools)
scene.getCurrent- Get current scene infoscene.list- List all .tscn/.scn filesscene.open- Open scene by pathscene.save- Save current scenescene.create- Create new scene {rootType: "Node2D"|"Node3D"|"Control", name: "SceneName"}
Node (6 tools)
node.find- Find by name, type, or groupnode.create- Create node (80+ types: CSGBox3D, MeshInstance3D, ColorRect, etc.)node.delete- Delete node by pathnode.getData- Get node info, children, transformnode.getProperty- Get property valuenode.setProperty- Set property value (Vector2/3 auto-converted)
Transform (3 tools)
transform.setPosition- Set position {x, y} or {x, y, z}transform.setRotation- Set rotation (degrees)transform.setScale- Set scale
Editor (4 tools)
editor.play- Play current or custom sceneeditor.stop- Stop playingeditor.pause- Toggle pauseeditor.getState- Get playing state, version, project name
Debug (3 tools)
debug.screenshot- Capture viewportdebug.tree- Get scene tree as textdebug.log- Print message
Input (7 tools) - For Game Testing
input.keyPress- Press and release key {key: "W"}input.keyDown- Hold key downinput.keyUp- Release keyinput.mouseClick- Click at position {x, y, button: "left"|"right"|"middle"}input.mouseMove- Move mouse to position {x, y}input.actionPress- Press input action {action: "jump"}input.actionRelease- Release input action
Script (2 tools)
script.list- List .gd filesscript.read- Read script content
Resource (1 tool)
resource.list- List files by extension
Supported Keys for Input
A-Z, 0-9, SPACE, ENTER, ESCAPE, TAB, BACKSPACE, DELETE
UP, DOWN, LEFT, RIGHT
SHIFT, CTRL, ALT
F1-F12
Node Types for Creation
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
Node2D | 2D spatial |
Node3D | 3D spatial |
Sprite2D | 2D sprite |
CharacterBody2D | 2D character |
CharacterBody3D | 3D character |
RigidBody2D/3D | Physics body |
Area2D/3D | Trigger area |
Camera2D/3D | Camera |
Label, Button | UI elements |
Tips
Input Simulation
- Only works during Play mode
- Use
input.actionPressfor mapped actions (from Input Map) - Use
input.keyPressfor direct key simulation
Finding Nodes
node.find {name: "Player"} # By name substring
node.find {type: "Sprite2D"} # By exact type
node.find {group: "enemies"} # By group
Vector Properties
node.setProperty auto-converts dictionaries to Vector2/Vector3:
{path: "Cam", property: "zoom", value: {x: 2, y: 2}} # → Vector2(2, 2)
Console Logs
console.getLogs {limit: 50} # Last 50 lines
console.getLogs {type: "error"} # Errors only
console.getLogs {type: "warning"} # Warnings only
🔐 Security: Model Invocation Setting
When publishing to ClawHub, you can configure disableModelInvocation:
| Setting | AI Auto-Invoke | User Explicit Request |
|---|---|---|
false (default) | ✅ Allowed | ✅ Allowed |
true | ❌ Blocked | ✅ Allowed |
Recommendation: true
Reason: During Godot development, it's useful for AI to autonomously perform supporting tasks like checking scene tree, taking screenshots, and inspecting nodes.
When to use true: For sensitive tools (payments, deletions, message sending, etc.)
As of v1.2.10 this skill ships with disableModelInvocation: true — it runs only on explicit user request.
Security & Privacy Disclosure
This skill drives a live Godot Editor. Full disclosure of capabilities and current limitations:
- Local HTTP bridge has no authentication (current limitation): the MCP bridge (port 27183) accepts requests without auth or origin restriction. Keep it bound to localhost and never expose the port on shared or public networks — any local process could otherwise send editor commands. Token authentication and origin allow-listing are on the roadmap.
- Destructive operations — confirm with the user before: modifying/deleting nodes, saving scenes, simulating input. Keep the project under version control before automation sessions.
- Data visibility: tools can read and transmit project name, engine version, scene structure, script contents, and viewport screenshots to the connected agent. Don't use on projects whose contents must not leave the machine.
- Trigger scope: routine-sounding requests ("clean up the scene", "save everything") map to state-changing editor operations — confirm once before the first state-changing call in a session.
License
Apache-2.0 — See LICENSE.md
Questions people ask
- What Godot tasks can it perform?
- It provides 30 tools for scenes, nodes, transforms, editor playback, debugging, input simulation, scripts, resources, and console logs. Node creation supports more than 80 types, including 2D, 3D, physics, camera, and UI nodes.
- How does it connect to Godot?
- It supports a WebSocket connection from the plugin to a configurable remote gateway, or a local MCP bridge using the plugin’s HTTP server on port 27183. The MCP server is started from the Godot dock UI.
- What safety limits should I know about?
- The local MCP bridge has no authentication and should remain on localhost. Confirm before modifying or deleting nodes, saving scenes, or simulating input; project names, scene structures, scripts, engine versions, and screenshots may be sent to the connected agent.
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