# How do I connect Claude Code to Godot?

Open your Godot project in Flockbay, then Connectors › Connect your agent (MCP) › Set up › Turn on. Pick Claude Code, press Copy, and paste the command in a terminal. In a new Claude Code session, /mcp lists flockbay.

Source: https://flockbay.com/docs/how-do-i-connect-claude-code-to-godot/ · Updated 2026-11-01

## Connect it

1. Open the Flockbay app with your game. The project menu at the top of the chat has **Connect your agent (MCP)…**, and so does Connectors, as **Set up** on its row.
2. Press **Turn on**. The dialog shows "MCP server flockbay · On · serving" and your game’s name.
3. Under **Your agent**, pick Claude Code, press **Copy**, and paste the command in a terminal. It registers the server for your user, so every folder you start Claude Code in has it.
4. Start a new Claude Code session. `/mcp` inside it, or `claude mcp list` in a terminal, shows flockbay and whether it connected.

> Copy the command from the dialog, not from a web page: it holds the paths to this installation, which can change when the app updates.

![The Connect your agent (MCP) dialog: MCP server flockbay · On · serving Rooftop Runner, Claude Code picked under Your agent, its claude mcp add command with Copy, and Install skills and hooks.](https://flockbay.com/docs-captures/connect-claude-code.webp?v=9e39d9c9b2)

## Codex and other agents

Codex takes a command too: pick Codex, paste it in a terminal, and `codex mcp list` shows the server. For Cursor, VS Code, Gemini CLI and the other agents, the dialog shows a config block and the file it goes in. Connecting is free: your agent runs on your own model and subscription.

Related: [Connect your agent (MCP)](/docs/connect-your-own-agent/), [How to make games in Claude Code](/how-to-make-games-in-claude-code/), [MCP tool reference](/docs/mcp-tool-reference/)