Ziva
AI assistant for Godot.
Overview
Ziva: AI assistant for Godot. It scores 87/100 in our coding & engine tools ranking. Best for: Godot devs who want a dedicated assistant.
Ziva is an AI assistant built for the Godot engine.
Pros
- Free plan available
- Commercial use allowed
- Works with Godot
- Works inside the game engine
- MCP support
- Edits scenes and assets, not just code
Cons
- Runs or playtests the game: limited (Playtest Agent on Pro plan and up; no running-game input simulation)
Ziva pricing
$3 AI usage/mo, 50 Baby msgs/day, BYO provider or local models
$60 AI usage/mo, no message cap
$150 AI usage/mo, Genius model, Playtest Agent
$600 AI usage/mo
Custom pricing
Monthly prices in USD as listed by Ziva. Last checked 2026-10-21. Rights: Ziva's Terms say you keep all rights to the code and content you create with it, on every plan.
Features
- Works inside the game engine Godot 4.2+ editor plugin Yes
- MCP support Yes
- Edits scenes and assets, not just code Yes
- Runs or playtests the game Playtest Agent on Pro plan and up; no running-game input simulation Partly
- Choose the AI model Yes
- Local or offline models Yes
Checked against Ziva's own site, docs and pricing page. How we check
Score breakdown: 87/100
- Accessibility 13%93
- Output & integration 21%58
- Commercial rights 13%100
- Value 9%75
- Maturity 13%100
- Game focus 17%100
- Features 15%93
Based on price, free plan, commercial rights, exports and features. How we score
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