[DEPRECATED] Unity MCP server — successor: akiojin/unity-cli
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Command Claude Code
A read-only review of a feature specification, implementation plan, and task list before coding begins. It looks for contradictions, duplicate requirements, unclear wording, and missing details.
Command Claude Code
A checklist that tests the quality of written requirements rather than the running software. It checks whether requirements are complete, clear, consistent, measurable, accessible, and explicit about edge cases.
Command Claude Code
A command that reviews a spec.md file—a document describing a feature—and asks up to five high-priority questions about unclear requirements, then records the answers in the file.
Command Claude Code
A command for updating a project's constitution, meaning its authoritative development principles and rules. It edits docs/constitution.md and synchronizes the result to .specify/memory/constitution.md.
Command Claude Code
A command that carries out the tasks listed in tasks.md in dependency order. It reads the project plan and related design documents before changing the code.
Command Claude Code
A command that turns a feature specification into a technical implementation plan and supporting design documents. A feature specification describes what should be built and why.
Command Claude Code
A command that turns a natural-language feature description into a structured feature specification. It creates or updates spec.md, a document describing what a feature should do and why.
Command Claude Code
A command that creates an ordered tasks.md checklist from available design documents. These documents can describe the technical plan, user needs, data, APIs, research, and test scenarios.
Command Claude Code
A command that turns unchecked tasks in a tasks.md file into GitHub Issues. An Issue is a trackable work item attached to a repository.
At most 3 mods per repository are shown here, and a mod shipped inside a plugin is left to that plugin's page — the rest are on their repository pages: