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Use Pages to store important game information that doesn’t live in Unity, like feature specs, UI guidelines, and GDDs. Once stored in Bezi, you can easily reference Page information while prompting to ensure Bezi has all the context it needs with no repetitive effort on your part. The interface is a text editor. Each Page has a 10,000 character limit. Pages can be created and modified in two ways:
  1. By you, directly creating/editing/deleting a Page
  2. By Bezi, prompting Bezi to create or edit a Page on your behalf
To build out internal context, Bezi will automatically create documentation as Pages. If it’s making too many Pages or you’d prefer documentation to be stored elsewhere, create a rule telling Bezi what to do.

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Using Rules vs Pages

  • RULE: Define how Bezi should interact with information in Unity and Pages, game-wide “constants” that are always included at the top of Bezi’s system prompt
  • PAGE: Explain certain systems, implementations, and design ideas that can be included in context and/or pinned as a reference point in prompts

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Using Pages

If there’s information relevant to your game or workflow that doesn’t live in Unity and will be important for Bezi to reference, document it in a Page.

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Guidelines and plans to execute against

Write a prompt in Agent Mode, pin the Page (@PageName), and tell Bezi to execute on the plan.
  • UI creation guidelines
  • Level creation guidelines
  • Feature implementation plans

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Systems and architecture patterns to follow

Pin the Page (@PageName) whenever you need Bezi to reference the existing pattern.
  • Core game mechanics (e.g., “Jumping uses stamina”)
  • Explaining how a specific system works

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Game-level information to inform strategy work

Store meta-level game information, like GDDs. Pin the Page (@PageName) in higher-level tasks that need to anchor on a feature’s goal or the game’s end-state.
  • Key game strategy or plans
  • Pre-established game directions that need to be followed across threads

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​What are folders?

Pages are organized into folders. To manage a folder or the Pages in it, hover over the Folder and click the…icon. You will see a menu of options to:
  • Rename the folder
  • Move Pages in/out of the folder
  • Delete the folder
Deleting a folder will delete all Pages in it. Do not delete any folders until you’ve confirmed all Pages you want to keep are moved.