Brokkr/surfaces/unity

Brokkr Unity Adapter

This package lets the Unity Editor publish its scene, component, asset, command, receipt, Quest, and Eve/CultUI state as typed CultCache documents synced through CultMesh.

Install By Local Path

Add this package to a Unity project's Packages/manifest.json:

"com.gamecult.brokkr": "file:F:/Projects/Brokkr/surfaces/unity/Packages/com.gamecult.brokkr"

The package ships no assemblies. Its CultCache, CultNet and CultMesh runtime comes from org.gamecult.cultlib, which the host manifest must also resolve:

"org.gamecult.cultlib": "https://github.com/GameCult/CultLib.git?path=/unity/org.gamecult.cultlib#cultlib-unity-v1.0.60"

Then open GameCult > Brokkr.

Local Smoke

In Unity:

1. Open GameCult > Brokkr.
2. Confirm Broker URI is cultmesh://brokkr.
3. Confirm CultMesh Cache points at .brokkr/unity-editor.ccmp.
4. Click Start CultMesh Mirror.
5. Click Capture Snapshot.
6. Click Publish Mirror.
7. To create a ScriptableObject through the mirror (tick Agent Commands first, and add createScriptableObject to Allowed Actions), fill ScriptableObject Type, Asset Name, and Asset Path, then click Create ScriptableObject Asset.
8. To instantiate or variant a prefab through the mirror, fill Prefab Asset Path, optional Instance Name, and optional Variant Path, then click the matching prefab command.
9. To publish object sync policy, select a GameObject, set the object lane toggles including transform, parent, active state, material, and property lanes, then click Publish Object Sync.
10. With the mirror running, run brokkr-daemon sync-once or sync-loop; the window shows the latest daemon sync pass receipt.
11. To publish an ad hoc sync variable, fill Ad Hoc Sync Var with a binding id or leave it blank for a generated id, set kind/paths/authority/interpolation, then click Publish Sync Var.

The Unity adapter writes the latest editor snapshot to:

unity/host/current

Brokkr daemon sync receipts are read from:

sync/receipts/{receiptId}

Ad hoc sync variables are written to:

sync/vars/{syncVarId}

Verse-side command clients write brokkr.unity.command_intent.v0 documents to:

unity/commands/{commandId}

The editor service pulls the store about once a second while Agent Commands is on, admits each intent through the project policy, mutates the editor, and publishes receipts to:

unity/receipts/{commandId}

Recognized Unity asset commands include:

• instantiatePrefab
• createPrefabVariant
• createScriptableObject

The Unity plugin is still an adapter. Unity owns Unity editor truth; Brokkr owns provider discovery; CultCache and CultMesh own the live mirror lane.

Agent Commands

The editor executes intents that other processes write into .brokkr/ only while Agent Commands is ticked in the Brokkr window. It is off for every project until you tick it, and the host snapshot reports the flag. Nothing listens on the network: callers reach the editor through the directory store at .brokkr/unity-editor.ccmp.

Allowed Actions lists what an agent may run. The default allows scene mutation and editor lifecycle; createScriptableObject, createPrefabVariant and saveScene are off until you add them. A refused intent gets a receipt with status: denied. Captures land under .brokkr/captures/.

From a shell, with the project's cache path:

dotnet run --project F:/Projects/Brokkr/brokkr-command/Brokkr.Command.csproj -- --unity-cache <project>/.brokkr/unity-editor.ccmp --action readHost
dotnet run --project F:/Projects/Brokkr/brokkr-command/Brokkr.Command.csproj -- --unity-cache <project>/.brokkr/unity-editor.ccmp --action createGameObject --name Marker

An intent written while the flag is off stays in the store and runs when the flag is turned on.