Vrc Proxy

An owned stdio MCP interception proxy that wraps the pinned MCP-for-Unity server (mcpforunityserver==10.1.0, via uvx) and corrects a handful of ways its transport lies to the model — a "success:false" that actually moved the file on disk, a snippet silently executed twice by a connection-level retry, a benign importer line mis-tagged as an error, a timeout that doesn't mean the work didn't run. It also narrows the exposed tool surface to an allowlist and refuses execute_code snippets that can't compile in a method body.

It is a thin line-based JSON-RPC relay, not an MCP-SDK re-serve: it spawns the pinned server as a subprocess and passes every message through untouched except at named interception points. See docs/design.md for the full rationale and the per-failure verdicts, and docs/bump-runbook.md for moving the upstream pin.

Behaviors

Wiring it into .mcp.json

Keep the server key UnityMCP so every mcp__UnityMCP__* name and settings matcher survives unchanged:

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "UnityMCP": {
      "command": "uv",
      "args": ["run", "--project", "<path-to-this-repo>", "vrc-mcp-proxy"]
    }
  }
}

The proxy spawns the pinned upstream server itself; you do not point .mcp.json at uvx mcpforunityserver anymore.

Disabling a behavior

Each behavior is independently disableable at launch via one env var (comma- or space-separated names from the table above):

"env": { "VRC_MCP_PROXY_DISABLE": "read_console_strip,canary" }

Development

uv run pytest

Tests need no Unity: transforms are unit-tested as pure functions, and one end-to-end test relays the proxy against a scripted fake child process. The pin lives in exactly one place — src/vrc_mcp_proxy/config.py.