# ⚡ Wirepilot
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WirePilot will scaffold the system, connect the wiring, adjust design curves, and leave you with a working feature ready to polish.
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**WirePilot** is Flow's intelligent automation system that eliminates tedious Unity wiring and accelerates feature development. Think of it as your always-on assistant that watches your project and automatically connects the dots between GameObjects, scripts, and other game elements.
### Feature Overview
Wirepilot transforms Unity from manual drag-and-drop wiring into a self-connecting development environment. It continuously monitors your project and intelligently suggests connections when you add new GameObjects, UI elements, or components.
**Core Benefits:**
* **Zero Manual Wiring** - No more dragging references in the Inspector
* **Context Aware smart detection** - Automatically identifies wiring opportunities
* **Safety First** - Always asks for confirmation before making changes
* **Error Prevention** - Eliminates dangling references and missing connections
* **Designer Friendly** - Non-programmers can extend systems safely
### How Wirepilot works
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Automatic Detection
WirePilot runs silently in the background, watching for:
* New UI buttons, sliders, and input fields
* GameObjects with incomplete component setups
* Scripts with public methods that match UI patterns
* Common Unity patterns (pickups, triggers, managers)
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Smart Analysis
When WirePilot detects something new, it analyzes your existing code to find the best connections:
* Matches button names to script methods (`StartGame` button → `StartGame()` method)
* Identifies common patterns (coins → score systems, health pickups → player health)
* Validates method signatures to ensure compatibility
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Safe Confirmation
Before making any changes, WirePilot:
* Shows you exactly what it wants to connect
* Explains why the connection makes sense
* Waits for your approval before proceeding
* Lets you skip suggestions that aren't right
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Intelligent Wiring
Once approved, WirePilot automatically:
* Creates the appropriate connections
* Sets up event handlers and listeners
* Adds missing components when needed
* Tests connections to ensure they work
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### Example Use Cases
#### **UI Button Wiring**
**What you do:** Add a button to your Canvas\
**What WirePilot does:**
* Detects the new button
* Finds matching methods in your scripts (`StartGame()`, `OpenSettings()`, etc.)
* Connects the button's onClick event automatically
* No inspector dragging required
**Example:**
```
Button: "Start Game Button"
↓ WirePilot detects
↓ Finds: GameManager.StartGame()
↓ Suggests: Connect onClick → StartGame()
↓ You approve
✅ Fully wired and ready to test
```
#### **Pickup Item Setup**
**What you do:** Drop a coin GameObject into your scene\
**What WirePilot does:**
* Adds Collider and sets isTrigger = true
* Creates or connects pickup script
* Wires to your score/currency system
* Sets up particle effects and audio
**Example:**
```
GameObject: "Gold Coin"
↓ WirePilot detects
↓ Finds: ScoreManager.AddPoints()
↓ Suggests: Setup pickup → Add 10 points
↓ You approve
✅ Functional pickup system ready
```
#### **Feature Scaffolding**
**What you do:** Ask for a new gameplay feature\
**What WirePilot does:**
* Creates necessary scripts and components
* Wires input handling and UI elements
* Connects to existing game systems
* Balances parameters for good gameplay
**Example:**
```
Request: "Add dash ability"
↓ WirePilot analyzes
↓ Creates: DashController script
↓ Wires: Input → Dash trigger
↓ Connects: UI cooldown indicator
↓ Balances: Distance, cooldown, stamina cost
✅ Complete dash system ready
```
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