About Unity Template Generator
Unity Template Generator provides Unity developers with C# script templates that follow Unity conventions for components, data assets, editor extensions, and tests. Templates include common performance, organization, and safety patterns, with customizable placeholders.
Key features
- 01MonoBehaviour script templates
- 02ScriptableObject data templates
- 03Editor script templates
- 04NUnit and PlayMode test templates
- 05Built-in performance and safety patterns
Use cases
- 01Plan the structure of a new component
- 02Create a validated data asset template
- 03Prepare an editor extension or test script
Install
Copy the command and run it in a terminal.
npx skills add https:/After installing, type/unity-template-generatorin Claude Code to confirm it loaded.
Details
From the project READMEUnity Template Generator
Assists with generating production-ready Unity C# script templates that follow best practices and Unity conventions.
Available Templates
MonoBehaviour - GameObject components with lifecycle methods, serialized fields, component caching, and Gizmo helpers.
ScriptableObject - Data assets with [CreateAssetMenu], validation, encapsulation, and clone methods.
Editor Script - Custom inspectors or windows. Asks for UGUI vs UI Toolkit preference (see unity-ui-selector).
Test Script - NUnit/PlayMode tests with Setup/TearDown, [UnityTest], performance tests, and Arrange-Act-Assert pattern.
Template Features
All templates include:
- Unity coding conventions (
[SerializeField], PascalCase, XML docs) - Performance patterns (component caching, no GetComponent in Update)
- Code organization (#region directives, consistent ordering)
- Safety features (null checks, OnValidate, Gizmos)
Placeholders: {{CLASS_NAME}}, {{NAMESPACE}}, {{DESCRIPTION}}, {{MENU_PATH}}, {{FILE_NAME}}
See template-reference.md for detailed customization options.
When to Use vs Other Components
Use this Skill when: Discussing template options, understanding template features, or getting guidance on script structure
Use @unity-scripter agent when: Writing custom scripts with specific requirements or implementing complex Unity features
Use @unity-refactor agent when: Improving existing scripts or restructuring code for better maintainability
Use /unity:new-script command when: Actually generating script files from templates with specific parameters
Use /unity:setup-test command when: Setting up complete test environments with test scripts
Related Skills
- unity-script-validator: Validates generated scripts
- unity-ui-selector: Helps choose UI system for Editor scripts
- unity-uitoolkit: Assists with UI Toolkit implementation when generating Editor scripts