accelbyte-ai-plugins
Public AI coding agents, skills, and MCP servers for AccelByte.
How it works
Once installed, skills activate automatically when your AI assistant recognizes a relevant AccelByte question — no special commands needed. You can also invoke any skill directly using its slash command.
For connecting your assistant to a live AccelByte environment, each skill can configure MCP servers on a per-project basis — your assistant will walk you through it when you're ready.
Skills
- accelbyte — Use before working with AccelByte skills or when a request mentions AccelByte, AGS, AMS, Extend, Matchmaking, ADT, IAM, namespaces, SDKs, AccelByte CLI, or AccelByte MCP servers. Establishes AccelByte skill routing, grounding rules, and host-native progress tracking across harnesses.
ags
AccelByte Gaming Services (AGS) is the managed backend that handles player accounts, sessions, matchmaking, leaderboards, achievements, the item store, wallet, and more — so you can focus on building your game.
What it covers
The full AGS platform: player authentication (IAM), real-time lobby and presence, sessions and matchmaking, leaderboards, achievements, item store, wallet, entitlements, and namespace management.
Examples
/ags matchmaking plan
/ags matchmaking debug
/ags ams fleet
/ags ams debug
/ags integrate
/ags doctor
What you can do
- Set up a new project —
/ags init walks you through namespace setup, SDK install, and IAM client config from scratch.
- Integrate a feature —
/ags integrate guides you module by module: auth, lobby, matchmaking, store, achievements, and more.
- Install the SDK —
/ags install-sdk detects your engine (Unreal, Unity, Godot, web) and runs the right installer.
- Debug a live issue —
/ags debug traces auth errors, lobby disconnects, matchmaking timeouts, and store failures.
- Diagnose without touching anything —
/ags doctor walks from symptom to root cause, then hands off to the right fix.
- Explore your namespace —
/ags explore gives you a read-only overview of what's configured in your AGS environment.
- Plan your next feature —
/ags wizard helps you decide what to build next and produces an implementation plan.
- Plan and debug matchmaking —
/ags matchmaking plan and /ags matchmaking debug cover rules, tickets, MMR, pools, and X-Ray.
- Operate dedicated servers —
/ags ams fleet and /ags ams debug cover fleet sizing, uploads, AMS Simulator, and claimability.
Legacy Matchmaking and AMS compatibility shims remain for one release. New prompts should use /ags matchmaking ... and /ags ams ....
Intended workflow
- New to AGS?
/ags ask explains what AGS is and which modules cover your needs.
- Starting a project —
/ags init does the full setup: picks modules, bootstraps your namespace and IAM client, installs the SDK and CLI. Or step through it manually: /ags wizard → /ags connect-portal → /ags install-sdk → /ags install-cli.
- Taking stock of an existing namespace —
/ags explore gives you a read-only overview of what's already configured before you touch anything.
- Wiring AGS into your game —
/ags integrate walks you module by module: auth, lobby, matchmaking, store, achievements, and more.
- Something broken?
/ags doctor narrows the symptom to a cause, then /ags debug traces the failure in your running game.
- Checking live state —
/ags observe pulls logs and signals from a deployed namespace. Pair it with the AGS API MCP server for real-time data.
ags-extend
AGS Extend lets you run custom server-side game logic — matchmaking filters, leaderboard tiebreakers, anti-cheat hooks, custom statistics, and more — as lightweight services deployed on AccelByte's infrastructure, without managing your own servers.
What it covers
Picking the right Extend pattern, scaffolding a new service, defining its API, running it locally, deploying it to AGS, and debugging it in production.
Examples
/ags-extend What Extend pattern fits a custom matchmaking filter?
/ags-extend Scaffold a new Override service for leaderboard ranking
/ags-extend My service won't start after deploy — help me debug it
What you can do
