Gerty for Unity

Meet Gerty, your assistant's...assistant. Claude Code is brilliant at writing code, but when it comes to actually making things happen inside Unity, you're left doing all the work. Gerty is the friendly helper on the inside that provides the missing link so Claude + Unity feels like magic. The Problem You ask Claude to "set up a player prefab with a collider," but Claude is stuck. It can't see your scene. It can't click buttons. Best case, it makes a README file telling you how to do it. But that's a lot of busy work and slows down the whole process. You need an assistant on the inside of Unity for your coding agent. The Solution Gerty lives in your Unity Editor, ready to do Claude's bidding. Claude says "find all objects missing colliders," and Gerty finds them. Claude says "set up the lighting for a night scene," and Gerty handles it. Simple as that. What Gerty Does • Sees your whole scene: Every object, every component, every material. Gerty knows what's in your project and can describe it to Claude. • Takes action directly: Create objects, move things around, change colors, add components; Gerty does it right in your Editor. • Sets itself up: No config files to edit. No tokens to copy. Install Gerty, open your project, and you're ready to go. If you've ever thought, "Why can't Claude just do this for me in Unity instead of me having to do it myself?" then this is the tool you need! Ready in a Snap 1. Import Gerty from the Asset Store 2. Open your Unity project, Gerty starts automatically 3. Run `claude` in your project folder 4. Start making your game! Things You Can Just... Ask • "Find all the lights in my scene and make them 50% brighter" • "Create a simple enemy that follows the player" • "What objects have a Rigidbody but no collider?" • "Organize my hierarchy — group all the environment objects" • "Make a simple day/night cycle for this scene" • "Write a PlayerController with WASD movement and jumping" • "Create a level layout using grayboxes for my FPS shooter"