# PIO

- [What is PIO](https://docs.pioneeroptimisation.com/index.md): Player-intelligence optimisation for Unity games: the right action for each player at the decision points you define.
- [Quickstart](https://docs.pioneeroptimisation.com/getting-started/quickstart.md): Six steps from install to a verified first decision.
- [Verify your integration](https://docs.pioneeroptimisation.com/getting-started/verify-your-integration.md): Confirm that decisions flow in and events flow out.
- [Installation & versioning](https://docs.pioneeroptimisation.com/integration/installation-and-versioning.md): Install the SDK from the PIO package registry and pin an exact release.
- [Configuration](https://docs.pioneeroptimisation.com/integration/configuration.md): PioConfig, PioOptions, and the PioSettings asset.
- [Decisions](https://docs.pioneeroptimisation.com/integration/decisions.md): Request a decision, apply the returned action, read typed payloads.
- [Events & rewards](https://docs.pioneeroptimisation.com/integration/events-and-rewards.md): Track events; rewards are derived from the values you send.
- [State & context](https://docs.pioneeroptimisation.com/integration/state-and-context.md): Give decisions the player context they need.
- [Consent & privacy](https://docs.pioneeroptimisation.com/integration/consent-and-privacy.md): Tracking consent, child-directed apps, and CMP integration.
- [Error handling](https://docs.pioneeroptimisation.com/integration/error-handling.md): Every error carries a code, a severity, and a next step.
- [Offline & lifecycle](https://docs.pioneeroptimisation.com/integration/offline-and-lifecycle.md): Queueing, flushing, and app-lifecycle behaviour.
- [Editor tools](https://docs.pioneeroptimisation.com/integration/editor-tools.md): The PIO menu: wizard, simulator, diagnostics, codegen.
- [How PIO optimises](https://docs.pioneeroptimisation.com/concepts/how-pio-optimises.md): Baseline first, learned models as they prove out.
- [Action spaces & payloads](https://docs.pioneeroptimisation.com/concepts/action-spaces-and-payloads.md): What an action is, and what your game receives.
- [Reward design](https://docs.pioneeroptimisation.com/concepts/reward-design.md): Turning your game's events into a learning signal.
- [Onboarding checklist](https://docs.pioneeroptimisation.com/dashboard/onboarding-checklist.md): From project created to first optimised decision.
- [Integration health](https://docs.pioneeroptimisation.com/dashboard/integration-health.md): A live readout of your integration, with next steps.
- [Model lifecycle](https://docs.pioneeroptimisation.com/dashboard/model-lifecycle.md): Where your models are, and why.
- [Going live](https://docs.pioneeroptimisation.com/dashboard/go-live.md): How PIO picks a model's first share of users, what happens next, and what stops it doing harm.
- [Forecast accuracy](https://docs.pioneeroptimisation.com/dashboard/forecast-accuracy.md): How PIO checks its own predictions against what your users did.
- [Unity SDK reference](https://docs.pioneeroptimisation.com/api-reference/index.md): Every public symbol in the PIO Unity SDK, generated from the SDK's canonical reference.
- [Unity SDK changelog](https://docs.pioneeroptimisation.com/changelog/unity-sdk.md): What changed in each Unity SDK release, newest first.
- [SDK licence](https://docs.pioneeroptimisation.com/legal/sdk-licence.md): The terms under which studios use and ship the PIO Unity SDK.
- [Integrate with your AI](https://docs.pioneeroptimisation.com/ai/integrate-with-your-ai.md): Hand the PIO integration to Claude Code, Cursor, or any coding agent, in one paste.
- [Agent integration guide](https://docs.pioneeroptimisation.com/ai/agent-integration-guide.md): The integration spec, written for a reader that executes it.
- [Connect the PIO MCP server](https://docs.pioneeroptimisation.com/ai/mcp-server.md): Give your coding agent live access to project status, integration health, and project setup.
- [llms.txt](https://docs.pioneeroptimisation.com/ai/llms-txt.md): Machine-readable entry points to everything on this site.


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