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Satura Space vs Unity CLI Loop.

Unity CLI Loop by hatayama, now called Unity Loop Harness, is an open-source CLI with agent skills for compiling, testing and playing Unity projects.

Unity CLI Loop gives your agent a CLI and skills for compiling and testing. Satura Space gives it the running game, and adds the four features below.

Satura SpaceUnity CLI Loop
The Tuner: an Inspector scoped to what matters✓Yes✕No
Ask Drift: a guide that points at the field✓Yes, in alpha✕No
Parallel agents in side projects✓Scratchpads, one Unity each✕Not listed
Multiplayer testing✓Four synced editors✕Not listed
The running game, beside the agent✓Streamed, with your input✕Screenshots and recordings
Agent plays and checks its work✓Handles, video and a report✓Input, tests, logs
Screenshots and video✓Both, 60 fps video✓Both, MP4 video
Play Mode control✓Yes✓Play, stop, pause
Run C# in the editor✓Yes, unity.exec✓Dynamic C#
Run tests✓Yes✓Edit and Play Mode
C# hot-reload in Play Mode✓Method bodies✓Method bodies
Unity runs hidden✓Yes✕Not listed
Your own agent (which ones)✓CLI agents✓Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, others
Works inside your IDE✕No, desktop app; Cursor connects over MCP✕Not listed
Open source✕No✓Yes, MIT
Unity versionsUnity 6 only, Mono2022.3 and later
PlatformsmacOS Apple Silicon, Windows x64macOS, Windows, Linux
Price$19/mo, $15 annual, 7-day trialFree, MIT
Checked against the Unity CLI Loop README · 25 October 2026
Is Unity CLI Loop free?

Yes, it is MIT-licensed. You still pay for your agent. Satura Space is $19 a month, or $15 billed annually, with a 7-day trial and no card.

Does it have hot-reload?

Yes, it applies method-body changes to running code. Satura Space does the same in Play Mode.

Can I use my own agent?

Yes. Satura Space registers its Unity MCP server for Claude Code, Codex and Cursor automatically, and any MCP client can be pointed at it.

Watch the agent play your game.

Try it for seven days. No card needed.

7-day free trial (no card required)macOS & Windows