Ziva is an AI agent built directly into the Godot Engine (4.2+). It doesn’t just generate code, it understands your actual project: your scene tree, scripts, signals, and structure, then takes action inside your editor.

Most AI tools work in isolation. Ziva works inside your game.

As a Godot developer, I was tired of switching between the editor and a browser just to solve problems. I wanted something that understood how my project actually worked: how nodes connect, how signals flow, and why systems were built a certain way.

Ziva became that second pair of hands. It helps beginners get unstuck, indie devs move faster, and teams spend less time on boilerplate and debugging.

Under the hood, Ziva indexes your project files and builds a working understanding of your game. When you give it a task, it references your actual codebase and applies changes directly, instead of guessing in a vacuum.

It doesn’t just chat about code. It acts on your project.

Key capabilities:

• TileMap Intelligence
  Generate and edit 2D and 3D TileMaps using natural language

• Context-Aware Code Understanding
  Finds and uses the right scripts so it doesn’t lose context mid-task

• In-Editor Asset Generation
  Create sprites and textures directly into your project

• Visual Debugging
  Understand UI and layout issues through editor screenshots

• Safe Edits (One-Click Undo)
  Every change is backed by a snapshot and can be reverted instantly

• Godot-Native Knowledge
  Uses indexed documentation for accurate engine-specific output

• Agentic Debugging
  Reads logs, identifies issues, and attempts fixes automatically

Ziva has grown to around 1,000 users primarily through word of mouth. Developers are already using it to prototype mechanics, fix bugs, and speed up their workflows inside Godot.

Here are some concrete ways developers are using Ziva:

• Fixing bugs directly from logs
  “Fix this null reference error in my player controller” → Ziva finds the script, patches it, and explains what changed

• Building gameplay systems faster
  “Create a dash mechanic with cooldown and stamina cost” → Generates and wires the logic into your existing setup

• Rapid prototyping
  “Build a basic platformer level with enemies and collectibles” → Creates TileMaps, places nodes, and scaffolds gameplay

• UI and layout debugging
  “Why is my HUD misaligned on different resolutions?” → Analyzes the scene and suggests or applies fixes

Ziva is free to download and use. For larger projects that require more context and compute, we offer paid plans with transparent usage tracking so you always know what you’re consuming.

Ziva is designed to assist, not replace. You stay in control of every change it makes.

We’re building in public, shipping updates weekly, and working closely with the community.

If you’re building with Godot, try it and see how far you can push it.

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