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Build the unity-mcp-cli TypeScript CLI tool and link it globally for terminal use.

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Build CLI

Build the unity-mcp-cli TypeScript project and optionally link it globally.

Step 1 — Install Dependencies

cd cli && npm install

Only needed if node_modules/ is missing or package.json changed.

Step 2 — Build TypeScript

cd cli && npm run build

This compiles src/**/*.ts → dist/**/*.js via tsc.

Step 3 — Link Globally (if $ARGUMENTS contains --link or first time)

cd cli && npm link

This creates a global symlink so unity-mcp-cli is available from any terminal. Only needed once — after that, npm run build alone is sufficient.

Step 4 — Verify

unity-mcp-cli --version

Confirm the CLI is accessible and shows the expected version.

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Print the version and confirm success. If any step failed, show the error output.

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