Working with AI assistants

From version 2.0 the plugin ships a pack for AI assistants: a guide that gives an assistant the framework's mental model and rules, the full documentation as Markdown, and pseudo-code of every framework Blueprint. With it, Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, Copilot and similar tools build on the framework correctly instead of guessing at component names and patterns.

What ships

Everything is in the plugin's Docs/AI/ folder:

• AGENTS.md - the guide. Short on purpose: the three-sided interaction model, the rules that keep changes working, and how to look things up. Assistants read it before touching a project.
• Reference/ - this documentation as Markdown, one page per module, plus assets.md and assets.json listing every asset and what it is for.
• Codex/ - pseudo-code of every Blueprint, enum, struct and data asset, one file per asset, mirroring the content folders. An assistant can read how a shipped example does something without opening the editor.
• VERSION - the plugin version the files describe.

Setup in two minutes

1. Tools > Advanced Framework Pro > Setup..., page AI assistants.
2. Guide pointer files: writes AGENTS.md and CLAUDE.md into your project root, pointing at the guide. That is all most assistants need; they read these files when they start in the project.
3. Optional, for assistants that talk to the editor: tick Start the MCP server with the editor. The window enables the engine's Model Context Protocol and toolset plugins and starts the server on port 8000. The plugin registers the AFProGuideTools toolset, so an assistant connected to the editor can read the guide and the reference even when the plugin is installed in the engine rather than the project.

What an assistant can then do

• Answer "how do I" questions from the reference rather than from memory.
• Read the pseudo-code of an example before copying its arrangement of components.
• With the editor connected: list and search the AI docs (get_guide, list_ai_docs, read_ai_doc, search_ai_docs).
• With Codeable AI Editor Tools installed as well: export your own project as text, add nodes and parent calls, lay out graphs, create structs and levels, place sockets and import meshes.

Without the plugin

The guide is public at docs.human-codeable.com/ai/AGENTS.md, and the reference is this site: llms.txt lists every page, and each page is available as Markdown at the same address with a .md extension. Point an assistant at both when evaluating the framework.