Unity 2022.3 LTS or newer. Arkhe is an Editor-only tool — see Installation for how it's added to a project, and FAQ for what that means for builds.
See Installation for the full walkthrough. In short: import the package, then
open it from Tools > Arkhe in the Unity menu bar.
This is the fastest path from installing Arkhe to seeing it do something real.
- Open
Tools > Arkhe. Arkhe opens as its own floating window — it doesn't dock alongside Scene, Game, or Inspector, and you can move, resize, or minimize it like any other Editor window. Unity remembers wherever you last placed it. - Go to the Dashboard or Scanner page and click Run Scan. Arkhe scans your project's assets and dependencies in the background, without blocking the Editor.
- When the scan finishes, the Dashboard shows a Health Score and a project summary, and the Governance page lists any violations found. See Dashboard for what each part of that page means.
- Open the Governance page and select a finding from the list to see its details — each finding names the file involved and the rule it triggered.
If you'd rather see what a real violation looks like before scanning your own project, skip to Demo & Test Data instead — it adds a small, disposable sample project you can scan immediately.
Once you're oriented, Configuration covers the Settings page, and Features covers each capability in depth.