Bezi

Bezi is a revolutionary AI assistant tailor-made for the Unity ecosystem, empowering both developers and creatives to build games faster and more efficiently. Unlike generic AI coding tools, Bezi possesses a unique, deep understanding of your entire Unity project. It analyzes the intricate relationships between your scripts, scene objects, components, and project settings. This contextual awareness allows it to provide highly relevant, targeted solutions that significantly cut down on development and debugging time.

For developers, Bezi acts as an intelligent co-pilot. It excels at identifying and resolving complex, scene-level bugs that traditional IDEs often miss. Instead of spending hours hunting for null references or logic errors that span multiple files, you can simply ask Bezi. It traces the issue to its source and suggests precise fixes. For creatives and designers, Bezi breaks down technical barriers, allowing them to bring their artistic vision to life with minimal coding. It can translate natural language ideas into functional scripts and automate cumbersome setup tasks, preserving the creative flow.

How to use Bezi

Getting started with Bezi is a seamless process designed to integrate directly into your existing workflow. First, you download and install the Bezi application, which then integrates into your Unity editor. Once installed, you can invoke Bezi to assist with various tasks. The primary interaction is through natural language prompts. You can ask it to debug a specific issue, generate a new script for a game mechanic, or create a custom editor tool. A standout feature is the 'Agent Mode'. When activated, Bezi doesn't just offer code suggestions; it takes direct action within the Unity editor. For example, it can create new C# scripts, modify existing ones, or add necessary components to GameObjects. All changes made by the Agent are presented for your review, allowing you to accept or reject them, ensuring you remain in full control of your project.

Core Features of Bezi

• Context-Aware Debugging: Goes beyond script analysis to trace interactions between code, scene objects, and components, pinpointing the root cause of complex bugs.
• Agent Mode: An autonomous AI agent that executes tasks like script creation and modification directly within the Unity editor based on your prompts.
• Project-Specific Code Generation: Creates C# scripts and shaders that are tailored to your project's existing architecture and conventions, not generic templates.
• Editor Tooling Automation: Generates custom editor tools to streamline repetitive tasks and create polished, scalable workflows for your team.
• Shader Creation: Generates ready-to-use shaders from simple descriptions, enabling efficient creation of custom visuals.
• Documentation and Tutorials: Can summarize your work, generate documentation for tools, and provide clear, step-by-step tutorials for implementing new systems or plugins.
• High Security Standards: Bezi is SOC 2 Type 2 certified, ensuring your intellectual property and project data are handled with the highest level of security.

Use Cases for Bezi

Bezi is versatile and valuable for a wide range of users in the game development pipeline. Indie developers can use it as a force multiplier, tackling complex systems and bugs that would typically require a larger team. For example, an indie dev struggling with a multiplayer synchronization issue can ask Bezi to analyze the project, and it will provide potential causes and solutions. Game designers and artists can use Bezi to prototype ideas independently, creating simple player controllers or interactive elements without deep C# knowledge. Studios can leverage Bezi to accelerate prototyping, automate the creation of internal tools, and onboard new team members faster by using its documentation capabilities. It's described by users as a replacement for ChatGPT for game dev, but smarter, because it understands the full context of the project.

Advantages of Bezi

The primary advantage of Bezi is its deep, holistic understanding of a Unity project, which generic AIs lack. This leads to far more accurate and immediately usable solutions. It saves countless hours of debugging by seeing the 'big picture'. It democratizes development, empowering non-coders to contribute more directly within the engine. The seamless integration into the Unity editor creates a frictionless workflow, eliminating the need to constantly switch contexts between your game engine and an external tool. Furthermore, its commitment to security with SOC 2 compliance gives professional studios the confidence to use it on commercial projects. Testimonials from developers at studios like Epic Games and Unity Technologies highlight its ability to accelerate workflows by 10x and solve bugs that had been intractable for weeks.

Pricing and Plans

Bezi offers a flexible pricing structure to suit different needs, from individual hobbyists to professional studios:

• Trial Plan: Free. Includes 100 credits (equivalent to about 100 prompts) with no expiration date, giving full access to all features.
• Pro Plan: $20 per month. Includes 500 credits per month, which refresh monthly.
• Advanced Plan: $60 per month. Includes 1,800 credits per month, which refresh monthly.
• Business Plan: $200 per month. Includes 6,000 credits per month, which refresh monthly.

All paid plans include access to all new and existing features, with credits renewing each month.