Unity to cursor agent integration for MCP tool execution#19
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Unity to cursor agent integration for MCP tool execution#19
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Add Unity Engine integration to enable AI-assisted game development via the MCP server.
This PR introduces a C# HTTP server within Unity to receive commands from the MCP server, and new MCP tools to send prompts from Unity to Cursor and execute actions in Unity. This creates a bidirectional bridge for real-time AI control and scene manipulation.
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Summary by cubic
Added a two-way integration between Unity Engine and the MCP server, allowing real-time tool execution and scene control from Cursor, and sending prompts from Unity to Cursor.