Dynamo Engine Documentation

Everything you need to use Dynamo Engine: getting started, your account, and Unity. The command-line reference is under Advanced. Unity is the engine integration that ships today.

Getting Started

Install the app, sign in, connect your AI and open your game.

Getting Started

Install the Dynamo Engine app, sign in, connect your AI, and open your game.

Accounts & Plans

Your Dynamo Engine account, subscription, devices, and billing.

Unity Integration

How Dynamo pilots the Unity editor from outside — scenes, assets, builds, tests, and live Play Mode inspection.

Advanced: command line

Commands & Shortcuts

Slash commands, keyboard shortcuts, and CLI flags for navigating Dynamo.

Models & Providers

Switch models, configure providers, and use any LLM.

Configuration

Configure Dynamo with dynamo.yaml, environment variables, and OpenClaw integration.

Context Engine

How Dynamo indexes your project and grounds the model in real file paths, types, and call chains.

Project Instructions

Steer every session with DYNAMO.md, @import composition, and path-scoped rules.

Tools

File, shell, git, web, task, and interactive tools with smart permission management.

Sessions

Auto-saving sessions, context management, and conversation resumption.

Terminal Support

Recommended terminals, color modes, Nerd Fonts, and troubleshooting.

Permissions & Security

Tiered permissions, sandbox modes, and security hardening.

Git Integration

Built-in git tools for status, diff, log, add, commit, push, Git LFS, and the GitHub tools for pull requests, CI runs, and issues.

Skills

Reusable instruction sets that teach Dynamo how to perform specific tasks.

Memory

Persistent knowledge across sessions — facts, preferences, and project context.

Hooks

Event-driven shell commands that fire automatically on tool calls, edits, and session events.

MCP Tooling

Drive the Unity Editor from Dynamo over the Model Context Protocol.