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uloop-get-project-info: Get Unity project information via uloop CLI. Use when you need to: (1) Check Unity Editor version, (2) Get project settings and platform info, (3) Retrieve project metadata for diagnostics.

Installation

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Repositoryhatayama/uLoopMCP
PathPackages/src/Cli~/src/skills/skill-definitions/cli-only/uloop-get-project-info/SKILL.md
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Scoped Name@hatayama/skill-definitions

Usage

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Skill Instructions

name: uloop-get-project-info description: Get Unity project information via uloop CLI. Use when you need to: (1) Check Unity Editor version, (2) Get project settings and platform info, (3) Retrieve project metadata for diagnostics. internal: true

uloop get-project-info

Get detailed Unity project information.

Usage

uloop get-project-info

Parameters

None.

Examples

# Get project info
uloop get-project-info

Output

Returns JSON with project information:

  • Unity version
  • Project name
  • Platform settings
  • Build target
  • Other project metadata

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