Genuinely a super helpful solution for Unity developers and game designers. The fact that it integrates itself into your local project is beyond what anything else on the market does for Unity devs. It not only can understand the code base, but the console readings, game objects in your project, the scenes, the inspectors etc.

Useful for both developers debugging or asking questions on their projects and for designers wanting to implement their design solutions on their own or to work on the creative parts of their game spending less time in their IDE. Especially helpful to solo devs and tiny teams, unsure how scalable it would be for the largest of projects.

While all the code that comes out of it by default might not be release ready or optimized, it's easy to go back and forth with the tool and improve on that, or to use it as a skeleton to rewrite by hand. You don't even have to use any code it generates at all and ask it to help you come up with tutorials or examples of how you can build systems like you would go to stack overflow etc.

It respects your particular styles of code and organization and specific needs by definitions in it's rule file system.

All in all I loved taking part in a gamejam last weekend using this relatively recent tool and I am excited to apply it to a large project to test how it scales. Well done Bezi team I am excited for new features and your future jams!