# Feather documentation

> Guides and reference for building games with Feather Engine 2 — the editor, the built-in game systems, scripting and agent automation.

Source: https://feather-engine.com/docs/

Feather is a native game engine that ships with the systems most games need — a player, physics, combat,
items, story, AI, vehicles, saves and menus — so you start from a working game and extend it. Every
feature can be tuned in the editor, changed from a script or Blueprint, and driven by an AI agent
through the same commands.

:::caution[Preview]
Feather 2 is in preview. Builds are currently verified on macOS with Apple Silicon. Features and command
names may change before the first public release.
:::

## Start here

  - [Install Feather](/docs/getting-started/install/): Get the editor running and open a starter project.
  - [Make your first game](/docs/getting-started/first-game/): Place objects, add behaviour, press Play and export a player.
  - [Tour the editor](/docs/getting-started/editor-tour/): Panels, workspaces, shortcuts and how the pieces fit together.
  - [Drive Feather with an agent](/docs/agents/overview/): Connect an AI client over MCP or script the CLI.

## Explore by area

  - [World](/docs/world/landscape/): Landscape sculpting, caves, sky, weather, water and foliage.
  - [Rendering](/docs/rendering/materials/): Materials, material graphs, lighting and post-processing.
  - [Gameplay systems](/docs/gameplay/physics/): Physics, combat, items, interaction, story, AI and vehicles.
  - [Logic](/docs/logic/scripting/): Rhai scripts and visual Blueprints that run in Play and in exported games.
  - [Animation](/docs/animation/animation-graphs/): State machines, IK, retargeting, montages and the sequencer.
  - [Shipping](/docs/shipping/export/): Export a standalone player and package a playtest.