Ziva AI Plugin

Description

Ziva is an AI-powered plugin designed for the Godot Game Engine, specifically supporting version 4.2 and later. It allows developers to generate GDScript and C# code, build complete scenes, debug errors, and run tests using natural language commands. Ziva integrates with multiple AI models, including Claude, GPT, and Gemini, providing flexibility in choosing the best model for specific tasks. The plugin reads the scene tree and scripts, edits nodes, and inspects editor errors, making it a comprehensive tool for game development.

Ziva offers a free Hobby plan, which includes $3 of AI usage monthly, allowing users to start without any initial cost. Paid plans provide additional usage and capabilities, including the Playtest Agent, which is available on Pro and Ultra plans. This agent can run the game, send input, inspect screenshots, and report findings, enhancing the testing process.

The plugin supports running models locally through Ollama or LM Studio, ensuring that inference can be performed on the user's computer without using the included AI usage. Ziva does not train AI models on user code and does not store prompts, code, or project data on its servers, ensuring user privacy and data security.

Ziva is designed to work seamlessly with the Godot editor, providing tools to read the scene tree, edit nodes, and drive the editor. It also supports integration with Claude Desktop or Cursor through its local MCP server. While primarily focused on Godot, Ziva also offers enterprise engagements for Unity and Unreal Engine, catering to diverse game development needs.

Ziva AI Plugin's Core Features

• GDScript and C# code generation

• Scene building with nodes and signals

• Real-time error debugging

• Unit test generation and execution

• Integration with multiple AI models

• Local model inference support

• Privacy-focused data handling

• Free tier with monthly AI usage

How to use Ziva AI Plugin?

1. 1

   Install: Add Ziva plugin to Godot

2. 2

   Configure: Select preferred AI model

3. 3

   Use: Generate code and build scenes

4. 4

   Test: Run and debug your game

Ziva AI Plugin's Use Cases

• Code Generation
• Scene Building
• Error Debugging
• Game Testing
• Local Model Inference

FAQ from Ziva AI Plugin

• What does Ziva do inside Godot?

  Ziva reads your scene tree and scripts, writes GDScript and C#, edits scenes and nodes, inspects editor errors, and helps test your game in the editor.

• Is Ziva free?

  Yes, the Hobby plan includes $3 of AI usage each month. Paid plans offer more usage and capabilities.

• What Godot version and operating system do I need?

  Ziva supports Godot 4.2 or later on Windows, macOS, and Linux.

• Which AI models can I use with Ziva?

  Ziva offers models like Gemini, Claude, GPT, Grok, and others.

• Can I use my own Claude or Codex subscription?

  Yes, you can connect a supported Claude Code or ChatGPT Codex subscription in Ziva Settings.

• Can I run models locally with Ziva?

  Yes, install Ollama or LM Studio, start its local server, and select a detected model in Ziva.

• Does Ziva train AI on my code?

  No, Ziva does not use your code to train AI models and does not store your prompts or project data.

• Does Ziva work with Unity or Unreal?

  Ziva is available for Godot, with Unity and Unreal Engine offered through enterprise engagements.