No translation layer
Covely edits the engine's native scene and resource formats rather than generating an approximation.
Private macOS prototype · Godot 4.6.1
Build in Godot.
Stay in Godot.
Covely gives an AI agent a set of inspected tools inside the editor. It can read the project, change scenes and scripts, run checks, and play the result without translating your work into a proprietary format.
- Foundation
- Godot 4.6.1
- Tool surface
- 25 local MCP tools
- Current package
- macOS universal
- Project format
- Standard Godot
One change at a time
Describe. Inspect.
Change. Test.
The agent works through named editor operations instead of blindly rewriting a project folder. You can see the tool calls, results, and errors in the same session.
- 01Describe
Ask for one concrete change in ordinary language, from adding a node to repairing a script.
- 02Inspect
The agent reads the live scene, properties, scripts, and errors through Covely's local tool server.
- 03Change
Godot performs bounded scene and script operations. Wide subtree deletion requires explicit confirmation.
- 04Test
Validate the scene, run the project, inspect runtime errors, and continue from the same conversation.
The graduation path
Your project is
already a Godot project.
Close Covely and open the same folder in official Godot. Scenes, scripts, imported assets, project settings, Git history, and exports remain ordinary engine files.
Use the real editor
Move between chat, 2D, 3D, Script, Inspector, Output, and the running project as the work demands.
Leave whenever you want
Commit the folder, hand-edit a script, uninstall Covely, or continue entirely in official Godot.
Implemented tool surface
Twenty-five tools.
Specific jobs.
The current tool layer covers the repeated work between understanding a scene, changing it, and proving that it still runs.
Scene structure
Create, delete, rename, reparent, duplicate, reorder, and instance nodes across scenes.
Properties
Read the scene tree and exposed properties, then apply targeted changes in the open editor.
Scripts
Validate GDScript before writing it, attach scripts, and persist signal connections.
Assets
Generate local procedural PNGs, attach project files, and trigger Godot's import pipeline.
Verification
Check scenes for broken scripts, missing collision, invisible sprites, and off-screen 2D content.
Recovery
Keep bounded scene snapshots outside the project and restore the latest checkpoint when needed.
Tool access stays on localhost and uses a project-specific bearer token.
Model choice
Use Fylun.
Or bring your own key.
Covely prefers Fylun Code when installed and can fall back to opencode. Provider keys configure the agent on your machine; they are not stored in the Godot project.
01Fylun
02Anthropic
03OpenAI
04OpenRouter
05Z.AI
Release ledger
What works.
What still has to prove itself.
The prototype is real, but it is not a public installer yet. This ledger is the boundary between current behavior and planned distribution.
Working now
- Universal macOS app bundle
- Godot 4.6.1 project launcher
- 25 scene and testing tools
- Native chat sessions and model picker
- Standard Godot files on disk
In validation
- Release signing and notarization
- Cold prompt to finished game
- Fylun image generation with a live key
- Web export with installed templates
- Broader recovery across files and assets
Not packaged yet
- Windows installer
- Linux package
- Automatic updater
- Public download
- Complete-turn transactional undo
Availability
Private prototype.
Public when it is defensible.
The current build runs on macOS. A public release follows notarization, recovery testing, a clean-machine install, and one complete end-to-end game build.
- Current platform
- macOS
- Engine
- Godot 4.6.1
- Windows / Linux
- Not packaged