Roblox MCP — MCP Server for Roblox Studio | AI Game Development with Claude, Codex, Cursor & Gemini

WROX is an MCP server that lets AI coding agents control a live Roblox Studio session — create and edit scripts, instances, terrain, lighting, assets, audio, and animations via natural language.

Action-based tool surface · Bidirectional sync · Automated playtest · Multi-place support

Why WROX (Weppy Roblox MCP)?

AI coding agents like Claude, Codex, and Gemini are powerful — but they cannot see or modify anything inside Roblox Studio. The DataModel, scripts, terrain, and lighting are all invisible to external tools. Without a bridge, AI can only generate code snippets that you must paste manually.

WROX is a bridge between AI agents and Roblox Studio. AI directly creates and modifies instances, scripts, properties, terrain, and more inside Studio, and the changes are reflected immediately in Studio and the dashboard so you can see exactly what changed.

No copy-pasting code. AI does the work, you review the results.

Quick Install

One-line install — installs the MCP server, Roblox Studio plugin, and registers with your AI apps:

macOS / Linux

curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/hope1026/weppy-roblox-mcp/main/install.sh | bash

Windows (PowerShell)

irm https://raw.githubusercontent.com/hope1026/weppy-roblox-mcp/main/install.ps1 | iex

Then restart Roblox Studio — done!

Automatic MCP registration currently supports Claude Code, Claude Desktop, Cursor, Codex CLI, and Gemini CLI.
Codex App and Antigravity still require manual setup after the script finishes.

If PowerShell execution is blocked on Windows, use the manual install path below. If you're using the ZIP package, you can also use setup-plugin.bat and setup-mcp.bat.

Manual Install

If the one-line install does not work, or automatic installation is not available in your environment, use the manual install path below.

Step 1 — Install the Roblox Studio plugin (bridge between Studio and AI):
Plugin Installation Guide

Step 2 — Register the MCP server with your AI app:

npx -y @weppy/roblox-mcp

AI App	Guide
Claude Code	Setup
Claude Desktop	Setup
Cursor	Setup
Codex CLI	Setup
Codex Desktop	Setup
Gemini CLI	Setup
Antigravity	Setup

Any MCP-compatible AI client works. The server command is npx -y @weppy/roblox-mcp.

Compatibility

Claude Code	Claude Desktop	Cursor	Codex CLI	Gemini CLI	Antigravity
✅	✅	✅	✅	✅	✅

Requirements: Node.js 18+, Roblox Studio, Windows 10+ or macOS 12+

What It Does

1) MCP Tools: Direct execution in Studio from natural language

AI can directly handle scripts, instances, properties, terrain, lighting, assets, audio, and animation inside Studio.

"Add particles + sound + cooldown when the player jumps."
"Build a boss arena at map center and place collision-safe spawn points."
"Change this module interface and update every dependent script."
"Generate terrain with mountains and rivers, then place spawn points on flat areas."
"Search the Creator Store for a sword model and insert it into StarterPack."

2) Sync: Keep full project context stable for AI

AI works from a synchronized local mirror, so multi-file updates stay consistent.

Basic: one-way sync (Studio -> Local)
Pro: bidirectional sync + per-type Direction/Apply Mode + history + multi-place

Sync workflow — Studio and local files synchronized in real time

3) Playtest: Let AI run and verify tests automatically

AI can control Roblox Studio playtests directly. It can start and stop Play (F5) or Run (F8), inject test scripts, collect logs, and generate local reports automatically.

"Start a Run-mode playtest and check whether the NPC reaches the target."
"Write a test that verifies the SpawnLocation is above the ground and run it."
"Validate that the script I just changed runs without errors in playtest."

WROX Playtest Dashboard — Test history and detailed report

4) WROX Dashboard: Monitor AI work in real time

The MCP server provides a web dashboard where you can check connection status, tool execution history, sync state, and game change logs in real time.

Server/Plugin/Agent connection status at a glance
Compare every change the AI made via Before & After in Changelog
Analyze workflow with tool execution history and statistics

WROX WROX Dashboard Overview — Server status, recent changes, and session summary

5) WROX Roblox Explorer: Browse Studio hierarchy in VSCode

View the full instance tree of your Roblox Studio place directly inside VSCode. Navigate services, open synced scripts and property files, and track sync status — all without switching to Studio.
WROX Roblox Explorer is a companion VSCode extension for sync data generated by WROX. Tree browsing works from synced files, and live sync state or direction indicators are enhanced when the local MCP server is running.
Install from VS Code Marketplace or Open VSX.

Class icons matching Studio for instant recognition
Click to open synced scripts and property files
Multi-place support with sync status indicators

WROX Roblox Explorer — Studio instance tree displayed in VSCode sidebar

Use Cases

Rapid prototyping: Describe a game mechanic in natural language and watch AI build it in Studio
Bulk refactoring: Rename a module interface and update every dependent script in one request
Terrain & environment: Generate procedural terrain, set lighting/atmosphere, place assets — all from a single prompt
Multi-file consistency: AI reads the full project via Sync and applies changes across related scripts together
Asset integration: Search the Creator Store, insert models, and configure properties without leaving your editor

Why It Matters

Compress repetitive work: turn many manual edits into one request
Change related files together: not just one target file
Lower risk: rely on sync state and history before applying changes
Better token efficiency (Pro): reduce round trips with bulk actions

Docs

Workflow Guides

Instances & Properties - search, creation, editing, tags
Scripting & Code Execution - script management and Luau execution
World & Environment - lighting, terrain, camera
Assets & Effects - asset insertion, tweening, effects
Playtest & Automated Tests - playtest control and automated validation
System & Debugging - connection, logs, batch execution

FAQ

How do I connect Claude Code to Roblox Studio?

Install the Roblox Studio plugin, then register the MCP server (npx -y @weppy/roblox-mcp) in Claude Code. Claude can then directly read and write scripts inside Studio. See Claude Code Setup.

How do I use Codex CLI with Roblox Studio?

Install the plugin, then add the MCP server config to Codex CLI. See Codex CLI Setup.

Does Roblox MCP work with Cursor?

Yes. See Cursor Setup. Any MCP-compatible AI client works.

Can AI build Roblox games with this?

Yes. AI can create instances, write scripts, generate terrain, set up lighting, insert assets, configure physics, and more — all inside a live Roblox Studio session. It goes beyond code generation to executable actions.

What is the difference between Basic and Pro?

Basic (Free) includes MCP tool execution and one-way sync (Studio -> Local). Pro adds bidirectional sync, bulk operations, terrain generation, spatial analysis, audio/animation control, and multi-place support. See the Pro Upgrade Guide.

How is Weppy different from other Roblox MCP servers?

Weppy uses action-based dispatching instead of separate tools for each function. This reduces AI token consumption significantly. It also provides bidirectional project sync and multi-place support, which most alternatives lack.

Is it safe? Can AI break my game?

The server runs on localhost only (127.0.0.1:3002). Forbidden paths (CoreGui, CorePackages) are blocked. Rate limiting (450 req/min) and 30-second timeouts prevent runaway operations. All changes are trackable via sync history.

Pro Upgrade

Bidirectional Sync, advanced build capabilities, and AI token efficiency — all in one upgrade.

Pro Upgrade Guide

License

This repository is licensed under AGPL-3.0.

Commercial licensing is available separately. See COMMERCIAL-LICENSE.md.

Use of the Weppy name and logos is governed by TRADEMARKS.md.

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