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Dilmer (@Dilmerv) published a demo on 2026-08-07 showing Unity's new Unity CLI…

2026-08-07 · 01:48 UTC ·@pvncher ·0 min read

Brief

Dilmer (@Dilmerv) (2026-08-07) showcases Unity's new CLI and the now-free Unity MCP, testing whether MCP remains necessary while demonstrating editor/module management, C# eval execution, automated builds, testing, and integration with Codex. He built a Codex-driven mini-golf game and remotely controls it from the terminal; full video: piped.video/wfvCkdNcdvM.

Why it matters

Dilmer (@Dilmerv) published a demo on 2026-08-07 showing Unity's new Unity CLI and noting Unity MCP has been made free; he evaluates whether MCP is still needed while demonstrating editor and module management.

Key details

  • He demonstrates C# execution via eval, automated builds, testing, and integration with Codex, and built a Codex-driven mini-golf game that he remotely controls from the terminal (video: piped.video/wfvCkdNcdvM).
Source evidence

Awesome to see codex combined with unity cli!

Dilmer (@Dilmerv)

Hello everyone! 👋🕶️

Unity recently released the new Unity CLI and made Unity MCP free. In today’s video, I explore whether MCP is still needed while covering editor and module management, C# execution with eval, automated builds, testing, and Codex integration! 🚀

🎥 Full video: piped.video/wfvCkdNcdvM

I also built a very cool mini golf game using Codex and Unity CLI. Then I remotely control the game directly from the terminal. You’ll want to see this! ⛳

Let me know if you’ve any questions below. I had so much fun making this one!

Video

— https://nitter.net/Dilmerv/status/2085370695949721683#m