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Use when users want to get project settings, quality settings, or shader lists.

In this repository34 other files it gives its agents.
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- unity-cameraSkill
- unity-cinemachineSkill
- unity-cleanerSkill
- unity-componentSkill
- unity-consoleSkill
- unity-editorSkill
- unity-eventSkill
- unity-gameobjectSkill
- unity-importerSkill
- unity-lightSkill
- unity-materialSkill
- unity-navmeshSkill
- unity-optimizationSkill
- unity-packageSkill
- unity-perceptionSkill
- unity-physicsSkill
- unity-prefabSkill
- unity-probuilderSkill
- unity-sceneSkill
- unity-scriptableobjectSkill
- unity-scriptSkill
- unity-shaderSkill
- unity-smartSkill
- unity-terrainSkill
- unity-testSkill
- unity-timelineSkill
- unity-toolingSkill
- unity-uiSkill
- unity-uitoolkitSkill
- unity-validationSkill
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1 rule. About 0 are common, 1 is distinctive, and 0 are very specific to this project.

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Distinctive:
Add a custom Tag.
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Files

SKILL.md

Project Skills

Overview

Project information and configuration.

Common Mistakes

DO NOT (common hallucinations):

project_save does not exist → use scene_save (scene module) or editor_execute_menu menuPath="File/Save"
project_settings does not exist → use specific skills: project_get_render_pipeline, project_get_build_settings, etc.
project_set_resolution / project_set_player_settings do not exist → Player Settings are read-only via project_get_player_settings; to edit, open Project Settings via editor_execute_menu with Edit/Project Settings...
project_create does not exist → projects are created via Unity Hub, not REST API

Routing:

For Layer/Tag management → project_add_tag (this module); Layers are read-only via project_get_layers (edit via editor_execute_menu → Edit/Project Settings...)
For build settings → project_get_build_settings (read-only; use editor_execute_menu → File/Build Settings... to edit)

Skills

`project_get_info`

Get project information including render pipeline, Unity version, and settings. Parameters: None.

`project_get_render_pipeline`

Get current render pipeline type and recommended shaders. Parameters: None.

`project_list_shaders`

List all available shaders in the project. Parameters:

filter (string, optional): Filter by name.
limit (int, optional): Max results (default 50).

`project_get_quality_settings`

Get current quality settings. Parameters: None.

`project_get_build_settings`

Get build settings (platform, scenes).

Parameters: None.

Returns: { success, activeBuildTarget, buildTargetGroup, sceneCount, scenes }

`project_get_packages`

List installed UPM packages.

Parameters: None.

Returns: { success, manifest }

`project_get_layers`

Get all Layer definitions.

Parameters: None.

Returns: { success, count, layers }

`project_get_tags`

Get all Tag definitions.

Parameters: None.

Returns: { success, count, tags }

`project_add_tag`

Add a custom Tag.

Parameter	Type	Required	Default	Description
tagName	string	Yes	-	The tag name to add

Returns: { success, tag }

`project_get_player_settings`

Get Player Settings.

Parameters: None.

Returns: { success, productName, companyName, bundleVersion, defaultScreenWidth, defaultScreenHeight, fullscreen, apiCompatibility, scriptingBackend }

`project_set_quality_level`

Switch quality level by index or name.

Parameter	Type	Required	Default	Description
level	int	No	-1	Quality level index
levelName	string	No	null	Quality level name

Returns: { success, level, name }

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