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name: unity-console description: Check Unity Editor console for errors, warnings, and logs. Use this to verify compilation status, diagnose issues, or monitor Unity state. tools: mcp__UnityMCP__read_console, mcp__UnityMCP__refresh_unity

Unity Console Check Skill

Quick access to Unity Editor console messages for monitoring compilation and runtime status.

When to Use

• After modifying C# scripts (check for compilation errors)
• When something isn't working as expected
• To verify a fix resolved warnings/errors
• Before committing code changes

Commands

Check Errors and Warnings (Default)

Copy/unity-console

Shows recent errors and warnings - the most common use case.

Check All Messages

Copy/unity-console all

Shows errors, warnings, and info logs.

Check Only Errors

Copy/unity-console errors

Shows only error messages.

Clear Console

Copy/unity-console clear

Clears the Unity console.

Workflow

1. After Script Changes: Run /unity-console to check for compilation errors
2. If Errors Found: Read the error messages, fix issues, then check again
3. Before Commits: Verify console is clean (no errors, ideally no warnings)

Common Warning Types

CS0114 - Method Hiding

Copywarning CS0114: 'ChildClass.Method()' hides inherited member 'ParentClass.Method()'

Fix: Add override keyword if intentional, or new keyword if hiding is desired.

CS0649 - Unassigned Field

Copywarning CS0649: Field 'fieldName' is never assigned

Fix: Either assign the field, add [SerializeField] if set in Inspector, or remove if unused.

CS0108 - Member Hiding

Copywarning CS0108: 'Member' hides inherited member

Fix: Similar to CS0114 - use override or new keyword.

Integration with Git Workflow

Per the project's git rules, always check the console before committing:

1. Run /unity-console
2. Fix any errors (required)
3. Address warnings if reasonable (recommended)
4. Proceed with commit