godot-lsp-bridge

Godot LSP Bridge

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│   G O D O T   L S P   B R I D G E           │
│   GDScript intelligence for Claude Code      │
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Full GDScript code intelligence — go-to-definition, hover docs, completions, and diagnostics — inside Claude Code, powered by Godot's native Language Server.

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Supported Godot Versions

Godot 4.x (4.0 and later). The LSP server runs on port 6005 automatically when the Godot editor is open with a project loaded.

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Quick Start

Step 1 — Install the binary

Linux / macOS (recommended):

curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Pixel-Directive-LLC/godot-lsp-bridge/main/install.sh | bash

Windows (PowerShell):

irm https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Pixel-Directive-LLC/godot-lsp-bridge/main/install.ps1 | iex

Rust developers — install via cargo-binstall (downloads pre-built binary, no compile):

cargo binstall godot-lsp-bridge

Step 2 — Register the Claude Code plugin

/plugin marketplace add https://github.com/Pixel-Directive-LLC/godot-lsp-bridge.git
/plugin install godot-lsp-bridge@godot-lsp-bridge

That's it. Open Godot with a project, open any .gd file in Claude Code, and GDScript intelligence is live.

Manual registration (fallback): if the marketplace commands are unavailable, add the entry directly to ~/.claude/settings.json:

{
  "lsp": {
    "godot-lsp-bridge": {
      "transport": "stdio",
      "command": "godot-lsp-bridge",
      "args": []
    }
  }
}

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Features

• Full GDScript intelligence — go-to-definition, hover docs, completions, and diagnostics powered by Godot's native LSP
• Auto-discovery — scans ports 6005–6014 and connects to the running Godot instance automatically
• Retry on startup — exponential-backoff probe when Godot hasn't launched yet; no manual restarts needed
• Hot-reconnect — detects in-session project switches and reconnects without restarting Claude Code
• Reliable framing — Content-Length JSON-RPC framing prevents message truncation on high-latency connections
• Zero dependencies at runtime — single statically-linked binary; no Node, Python, or JVM required
• Cross-platform — native binaries for Windows, macOS, and Linux

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CLI Reference

Proxy flags

All flags below are stable as of v1.0.

Flag	Default	Description
--version	—	Print version and exit
--host <ADDR>	127.0.0.1	Godot LSP host
--port <N>	(auto-detect)	Skip discovery; connect to explicit port
--connect-timeout <SECS>	300	Max wait time for Godot to appear
--log-level <LEVEL>	info	Tracing level (error/warn/info/debug/trace)

Resolution order for --host and --port: CLI flag → config file → built-in default.

The RUST_LOG environment variable is also honoured (tracing-subscriber env-filter).

# Print the installed version
godot-lsp-bridge --version

# Auto-discover Godot on ports 6005–6014 (Godot editor must be open)
godot-lsp-bridge

# Connect to an explicit port (skips auto-discovery)
godot-lsp-bridge --port 6005

# Wait up to 10 minutes for Godot to start
godot-lsp-bridge --connect-timeout 600

Subcommands

update

Download and install the latest release, then ensure the install directory is on PATH.

godot-lsp-bridge update

• Fetches release metadata from GitHub, downloads the platform-appropriate archive, and atomically replaces the running binary.
• If the install directory is not already on PATH, it is added automatically (shell rc file on Linux/macOS; User PATH via PowerShell on Windows).

doctor

Check the environment and report diagnostics. Exits with code 1 if any check fails.

godot-lsp-bridge doctor

Checks:

1. Binary in PATH — confirms godot-lsp-bridge is reachable from the shell.
2. Godot LSP reachable — probes the configured host:port with a 2-second TCP timeout.

Host and port are resolved using the same priority as proxy mode (CLI flag → config file → built-in default). Unlike proxy mode, doctor does not perform auto-discovery and defaults to port 6005. Pass --host or --port to test a non-default target:

godot-lsp-bridge --port 6007 doctor

config

Read or write persistent host/port defaults. Settings are stored in a JSON file under the platform config directory:

Platform	Path
Windows	%APPDATA%\godot-lsp-bridge\config.json
macOS	~/Library/Application Support/godot-lsp-bridge/config.json
Linux	~/.config/godot-lsp-bridge/config.json

Supported keys: host, port.

# Read a value (prints "(not set)" if absent)
godot-lsp-bridge config get host
godot-lsp-bridge config get port