Workflow Skills

Persistent history and rollback system for AI operations ("Time Machine").
Allows tagging tasks, snapshotting objects before modification, and undoing specific tasks even after Editor restarts.

NEW: Session-level undo - Group all changes from a conversation and undo them together.

Session Management (Conversation-Level Undo)

workflow_session_start

Start a new session (conversation-level). All changes will be tracked and can be undone together.
Call this at the beginning of each conversation.
Parameters:

• tag (string, optional): Label for the session.

Returns: { success: true, sessionId: "uuid..." }

workflow_session_end

End the current session and save all tracked changes.
Call this at the end of each conversation.
Parameters: None.

Returns: { success: true, sessionId: "..." }

workflow_session_undo

Undo all changes made during a specific session (conversation-level undo).
Parameters:

• sessionId (string, optional): The UUID of the session to undo. If not provided, undoes the most recent session.

Returns: { success: true, sessionId: "...", message: "Session changes undone successfully" }

workflow_session_list

List all recorded sessions (conversation-level history).
Parameters: None.

Returns:

{
  "success": true,
  "count": 3,
  "currentSessionId": "...",
  "sessions": [
    { "sessionId": "...", "taskCount": 2, "totalChanges": 15, "startTime": "...", "endTime": "...", "tags": ["..."] }
  ]
}

workflow_session_status

Get the current session status.
Parameters: None.

Returns: { hasActiveSession: true, currentSessionId: "...", isRecording: true, snapshotCount: 5 }

Task-Level Skills

workflow_task_start

Start a new persistent workflow task/session.
Parameters:

• tag (string): Short label for the task (e.g., "Create NPC").
• description (string, optional): Detailed description or prompt.

Returns: { success: true, taskId: "uuid..." }

workflow_task_end

End the current persistent workflow task and save to disk.
Parameters: None.

Returns: { success: true, taskId: "...", snapshotCount: 5 }

workflow_snapshot_object

Manually snapshot an object's state before you modify it.
Call this BEFORE component_set_property, gameobject_set_transform, etc.
Parameters:

• name (string, optional): Name of the Game Object.
• instanceId (int, optional): Instance ID of the object (preferred).

Returns: { success: true, objectName: "Cube", type: "GameObject" }

workflow_snapshot_created

Record a newly created object for undo tracking. Use this when you create objects via methods that don't automatically record (e.g., custom scripts).
Note: component_add and gameobject_create automatically record created objects, so you typically don't need to call this manually.
Parameters:

• name (string, optional): Name of the Game Object.
• instanceId (int, optional): Instance ID of the object (preferred).

Returns: { success: true, objectName: "Cube", type: "Rigidbody" }

workflow_list

List persistent workflow history.
Parameters: None.

Returns:

{
  "success": true,
  "history": [
    { "id": "...", "tag": "Fix Light", "time": "14:30:00", "changes": 2 }
  ]
}

workflow_undo_task

Undo changes from a specific task. Restores snapshotted objects to their original state and deletes objects created during the task. The undone task is saved and can be redone later.
Parameters:

• taskId (string): The UUID of the task to undo.

Returns: { success: true, taskId: "..." }

workflow_redo_task

Redo a previously undone task (restore changes).
Parameters:

• taskId (string, optional): The UUID of the task to redo. If not provided, redoes the most recently undone task.

Returns: { success: true, taskId: "..." }

workflow_undone_list

List all undone tasks that can be redone.
Parameters: None.

Returns:

{
  "success": true,
  "count": 2,
  "undoneStack": [
    { "id": "...", "tag": "Add Physics", "time": "14:30:00", "changes": 3 }
  ]
}

workflow_revert_task

(deprecated) Alias for workflow_undo_task. Use workflow_undo_task instead.
Parameters:

• taskId (string): The UUID of the task to undo.

Returns: { success: true, taskId: "..." }

workflow_delete_task

Delete a task record from history (does not undo changes, just removes the record).
Parameters:

• taskId (string): The UUID of the task to delete.

Returns: { success: true }

Recommended Usage Pattern

Session-Level (Conversation Undo)

# At the START of each conversation
unity_skills.call_skill("workflow_session_start", tag="Build Player Character")

# ... perform multiple operations ...
unity_skills.call_skill("gameobject_create", name="Player", primitiveType="Capsule")
unity_skills.call_skill("component_add", name="Player", componentType="Rigidbody")
unity_skills.call_skill("component_add", name="Player", componentType="CapsuleCollider")
unity_skills.call_skill("material_create", name="PlayerMaterial", shaderName="Standard")

# At the END of the conversation
unity_skills.call_skill("workflow_session_end")

# Later: Undo the ENTIRE conversation
result = unity_skills.call_skill("workflow_session_list")
session_id = result['sessions'][0]['sessionId']
unity_skills.call_skill("workflow_session_undo", sessionId=session_id)

Task-Level (Fine-Grained Undo)

# 1. Start Task
unity_skills.call_skill("workflow_task_start", tag="Adjust Player Speed", description="Set speed to 10")

# 2. Snapshot target object(s) before modification
unity_skills.call_skill("workflow_snapshot_object", name="Player")

# 3. Perform modifications
unity_skills.call_skill("component_set_property", name="Player", componentType="PlayerController", propertyName="speed", value=10)

# 4. End Task
unity_skills.call_skill("workflow_task_end")

Auto-Tracked Operations

The following operations are automatically tracked for undo when a session/task is active:

• gameobject_create / gameobject_create_batch
• gameobject_duplicate / gameobject_duplicate_batch
• component_add / component_add_batch
• ui_create_* (canvas, button, text, image, etc.)
• light_create
• prefab_instantiate / prefab_instantiate_batch
• material_create / material_duplicate
• terrain_create
• cinemachine_create_vcam

For modification operations, the system auto-snapshots target objects before changes when possible.