✍️ Customizing Brody’s Naming & Coding Style

You can directly modify Brody’s underlying system prompt to force it to adhere to your studio’s internal coding styles, naming conventions, or design structures.

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🚀 How to Edit Prompt Rules

1. Open your project script editor and locate the file: Assets/Brody AI/Editor/Core/PromptBuilder.cs.
2. Open the file and find the method BuildSystemPrompt.
3. Inside the system message builder, append your specific constraints to the text string.

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💡 Example Style Rules to Append

C# Naming Conventions

If you want to enforce specific naming rules, you can add this line to the system prompt:

“Always use camelCase starting with an underscore for private variables (e.g. _speed) and PascalCase for public fields (e.g. Speed).”

Disabling Legacy APIs

If you want to prevent the AI from generating deprecated Unity methods:

“Never use OnLevelWasLoaded. Instead, always import UnityEngine.SceneManagement and register callbacks to SceneManager.sceneLoaded.”