unity-switch-worktree
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Restarts the Unity Editor on a different project path — closes the currently-running Editor, launches it on the target worktree, waits for the new Editor's stdio bridge to register, and rebinds the MCP session to the new instance so `mcp__UnityMCP__*` tool calls route correctly. Use when the user says "switch Unity to <path>", "open Unity on the #NNN worktree", "restart Unity on this worktree", "point Unity at the other branch", or when Play-mode / MCP-driven work has to happen on a branch different from where the Editor is currently open. Especially useful for git-worktree workflows where Steam / networking / lobby PRs live on separate branches and need Editor-driven verification one at a time.
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