Tools
Tools reference
Every Unreal AI Workbench tool, with what it does and what it costs in credits.
The Workbench exposes two kinds of tools: billed tools that consume prepaid credits, and free tools. You never call them directly — you ask your AI client, and it calls them for you.
Billed tools
| Tool | Billing | What it does |
|---|---|---|
analyze_logs | paid, per session | AI analysis of Unreal Engine log files — findings, crash triage, statistics |
tidy_assets | paid, per session | Audit your project for unused assets, redirectors, naming violations, and LOD problems |
make_tool | paid, per run | Generates an editor-automation script from a description; billed only when you approve |
Current prices: pricing page.
Free tools
| Tool | What it does |
|---|---|
topup | Opens a Stripe checkout to add credits |
search_docs_code | Hybrid full-text and semantic search over curated Unreal Engine documentation |
search_patterns | Search known Unreal Engine patterns and anti-patterns by intent |
search_logs_temporal | Time-aware search over your ingested log events — needs project context |
query_temporal_relations | Traverse how entities in your project relate — needs project context |
investigate_incident | Guided multi-source investigation of one incident — needs project context |
Planned tools
| Tool | What it will do |
|---|---|
analyze_blueprint | Deep review of a specific Blueprint's graph — the next step after crash triage names a suspect |
Not yet available — analyze_blueprint is planned. Today: analyze_logs crash triage already names the suspect Blueprint.
How billing works per call
- Before a billed tool runs, the Workbench reserves the tool's full cost from your balance (holds expire after 15 minutes).
- If the run fails or produces nothing billable — an empty log, an unusable inventory, a blocked or declined
make_toolrun — the hold is released. You pay nothing. - On success the hold is consumed and recorded as usage on your portal's Usage page.
- Retry-safe: re-running the same analysis or audit session never bills twice.
See How credits work for the full model.
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