tidy_assets

The Asset Janitor audits an asset inventory of your project and returns a prioritized report: unused assets with reclaimable sizes, redirectors to fix up, naming-convention violations, and LOD problems. It's read-only — it reports, it never modifies your project.

Cost

Paid — a fixed credit cost per audit session, billed only when a report is produced. If the inventory is empty or can't be parsed, the run is free. Retrying the same session never bills twice. Current price: pricing page.

Using it

The tool works from an asset inventory — a JSONL export of your project's asset registry. Two ways to get one:

• With the UE connector: your client calls the connector's export_asset_inventory tool in the editor, which writes Saved/spaghetti_inventory.jsonl.
• Without it: your client gives you a short script to run in the editor's Python console that produces the same file.

Then ask your client:

Audit my project assets using the inventory at Saved/spaghetti_inventory.jsonl

What you get back

• stats — totals for the audited project.
• unused — assets with no referencers, with counts and reclaimable disk space.
• redirectors — redirectors left in the project, ready for a fix-up pass.
• namingViolations — assets that break the naming convention.
• lod — oversized assets and meshes missing LODs.
• findings — everything above, prioritized.
• report — a downloadable CSV, linked from the result (link valid 24 hours).

Fixing what it finds is a separate step — for cleanup scripts, see make_tool.

Limits and notes