BAIB v2 MCPBlueprint AI Bridge + MCP

LLM tokens are money. BAIB is built around spending as few of them as possible.

• AIBP-RT2 compression — Unreal's native Blueprint clipboard text is enormously verbose. RT2 distills a graph down to just the nodes, pins, wires, and defaults an AI actually needs, cutting a graph's token footprint to a small fraction of the raw export — so bigger graphs fit in context and every round-trip costs less.
• One call instead of ten — Consolidated inspection tools (get_blueprint_summary, inspect_material, get_widget_hierarchy) return everything about an asset in a single compact JSON response instead of forcing agents to burn calls exploring.
• Batch and spec tools — batch_call, apply_widget_spec, apply_material_spec, apply_niagara_spec, and wire_logic_pattern stamp entire structures in one request.
• Snippet library — 25 parameterized, pre-verified Blueprint subgraphs (damage handling, cooldowns, traces, pickups, timers, UI fades…) that agents apply by name instead of regenerating logic token-by-token.
• Compact, actionable errors — Every tool returns structured JSON errors with recovery hints, so agents self-correct in one step instead of flailing.
• Compact MCP facade — The stdio bridge exposes a curated core tool set plus three meta-tools (search_tools, get_tool_schema, call_tool) by default, so 1052 tool schemas never blow up your client's context window. Set BAIB_MCP_FULL_TOOLS=1 to expose everything.

BAIB is built for the CLI-agent era.

• Launch CLI from the editor — The BAIB panel auto-detects installed AI CLIs (Claude Code, Codex, Gemini) and opens one pointed at your project with a single click.
• In-editor MCP server (localhost) — Any MCP-compatible client connects instantly at 127.0.0.1:3777; token-authenticated, local only.
• Standalone Python gateway — Sits in front at 127.0.0.1:3778, survives editor restarts, adds editor lifecycle control (ensure-running, clean restart with the crash-restore prompt suppressed) and an auto-launched crash watchdog for long unattended sessions.
• MCP stdio bridge — Drop-in config for Claude Code / Claude Desktop and other MCP clients.
• Clipboard workflow too — No agent needed: select nodes, Ctrl+Shift+C to copy as RT2 + system prompt, paste into any chat AI, Ctrl+Shift+V to apply its answer back into your Blueprint.
• Autonomous edit-compile-verify loop — Agents can trigger Live Coding hot-reload, take viewport/editor/PIE screenshots to see their work, drive PIE with injected input, and read compile results — a full loop with no human in the middle.
• Off-screen perception — capture_viewport_offscreen and verify_visual render through a transient SceneCapture2D, so agents can see their work even while the editor is minimized or backgrounded — verify_visual even reports per-actor visibility and screen-space bounds for programmatic checks.