Your VRChat projects, in one place

ALCOMD3 helps creators handle the routine work around VRChat Unity projects without juggling project folders and package files by hand.

Manage projects: create, register, copy, back up, and restore projects from one desktop app.
Control VPM packages: browse repositories and install, remove, or update the packages used by each project.
Work with familiar links: open VCC-compatible vcc:// links and manage repositories from the same workflow.
Make it yours: use a Material Design 3-style interface with light, dark, and customizable themes.
Bring your own AI tools: optionally give MCP-capable clients scoped local access to ALCOMD3 projects, packages, repositories, and logs.

Get started

Visit the ALCOMD3 website and choose the stable or beta channel.
Download the package for your operating system and install or launch it.
Add an existing VRChat Unity project or create a new one, then manage its packages, repositories, and backups from ALCOMD3.

Official builds are available for Windows x64, macOS on Apple Silicon, and Linux x64. You can also browse every published version on GitHub Releases.

When self-updating is available, ALCOMD3 checks for signed updates at startup by default, downloads an available update, and installs it before the next launch. This behavior can be disabled in Settings.

Optional local MCP integration

ALCOMD3 can connect MCP-capable AI clients to selected project, repository, package, environment, activity, and technical log data. It also provides a limited set of project and package operations.

MCP is disabled by default. When enabled, it uses a local stdio bridge and private loopback-only IPC. The GUI's internal IPC listens on 127.0.0.1, not on a public network address. See the MCP guide for setup, available tools, and permission boundaries.

Project and community

ALCOMD3 originated from ALCOM/vrc-get and is now maintained as an independent open-source project. It is not an official product of VRChat or VCC.

Found a bug or have an idea? Open an issue.
Want to contribute? Read the contribution guide.
Looking for technical or maintainer information? Start at the documentation index.
Want to see what changed? Browse the release notes.

Development

You will need the stable Rust toolchain, Node.js, npm, and the build tools for your target platform.

Run the desktop app in development mode:

cd vrc-get-gui
npm run tauri dev

For frontend-only development:

cd vrc-get-gui
npm run dev

Build, test, maintenance, and release information lives in the documentation index.

License

The main project code is licensed under the GNU Affero General Public License v3.0 or later (AGPL-3.0-or-later). See LICENSE and LICENSE-NOTES.md.

Dependency and third-party resource notices are available from the in-app Licenses page and vrc-get-gui/THIRD-PARTY.md.

ALCOMD3

At a glance

README