An AI Roblox game maker that builds in your own Studio place

• It can read your place first, with tools such as Search Game and Read Script, so it builds around what is already there.
• It builds with parts, using Build Structure or one of 12 ready-made structures such as the Obstacle course, and writes scripts with Create Script.
• It is told to check every script it writes with Check Script, which compiles the code with Luau’s compiler inside Studio without running it. When a check fails, the run is sent back to fix it, up to two times, before it can finish.
• With plugin 3.9 or newer, in Build mode (RoCode’s chat mode that makes changes; Ask mode only reads), it can press Play for a test of up to 30 seconds and read the server and client errors and warnings. If Studio does not stop within 20 seconds, it asks you to press Stop.
• A test finds errors. It does not move a character or press buttons, so only you can tell when a jump feels wrong. Play each stage before you move on.
• Each batch of changes is an undo point in Studio, so Ctrl+Z (Cmd+Z on Mac) steps back one batch at a time.

The panel above is an example of the steps in one run, not a recording.

Ask RoCode for the same feature in your own place, or follow the guide by hand. What RoCode builds in your place depends on your prompt, your place and the model you pick.

• Tycoon: claim pad, droppers, conveyor, collector, upgrade buttons and saving.
• Round system: intermission, random maps, teleports, a shared timer and Wins. Its loop is sped up.
• NPC pathfinding: follow the nearest player, jump, find a new path and stop the stutter.
• Shop GUI: a coin shop where the server checks every purchase.
• Leaderboard: leaderstats, safe rewards, saving and a global top 10.
• Inventory: stacking slots, a grid UI, equippable Tools and saving.

See all guides.

WalkthroughReal RoCode screens: get the plugin, copy the code in Studio, paste it in the chat, then Connect.

Get the plugin. Install RoCode from the Creator Store (opens in a new tab), then sign in at rocode.app with an email code, Google, Roblox or Discord.

Copy the code in Studio. Open a place, your game or a new Baseplate. The RoCode panel shows a one-time 8-character code that expires after 15 minutes.

Paste it in the RoCode chat and press Connect. Studio then asks you to confirm the account. Now describe your first feature.

Permissions, pairing and what to do if it does not connect are in the setup docs.

1. “Build an obby in front of the spawn: 10 short stages of jumps that get harder, with a numbered checkpoint pad on each.” Then walk it in Play: can every jump be made?
2. “Add checkpoints: show each player’s Stage in the player list and respawn them at the last checkpoint they reached.” Then fall off on stage 3. The obby checkpoints guide has the same system.
3. “Turn the red parts into kill bricks that reset any player who touches them.” Then touch one: you should respawn at your checkpoint.
4. “Save each player’s Stage, so they come back to the same checkpoint when they rejoin.” To test it, publish the place and turn on Studio API access yourself. See the saving player data guide.
5. “Stage 7 is too hard. Move its last three platforms 2 studs closer together.” The tuning loop: you play, you notice, you ask.
6. “Add a Skip Stage button that sells my developer product [your product ID] and moves the player to the next stage after they buy it.” Create the product in Creator Hub first, because RoCode cannot.

To test saving in Studio, publish the place and turn on Enable Studio Access to API Services yourself; RoCode cannot change that setting. The saving player data guide explains the rest.

For the Skip Stage button, create the developer product in Creator Hub first, because RoCode cannot, and give RoCode its ID. Publish from Studio when you are happy.

RoCode does not:

• Publish or save your place, or change your experience’s settings on Roblox’s website.
• Upload meshes, images or audio, or insert models from the Toolbox or Creator Store.
• Generate meshes or animations, or sculpt or paint terrain.
• Create game passes or developer products, or spend Robux.
• Move a character, press buttons or take screenshots of your game.
• Work on a phone: the chat needs a desktop browser.
• Build a finished, balanced game from one sentence.

What stays your job:

• Play every stage, decide what is fun, and ask for changes.
• Create passes and developer products in Creator Hub, then give RoCode their IDs for the scripts.
• Turn on Enable Studio Access to API Services if you want to test saving in Studio. RoCode cannot change it for you.
• Publish from Studio when the game is ready.
• Review what you publish. Roblox’s docs say all content, including content made with AI, must follow its Community Standards, and that with third-party tools you are responsible for what reaches players.

RoCode can change place properties such as gravity or default character settings, like any edit in Studio. The full list of limits is in the docs, and what the plugin can reach and send is under Is RoCode safe?

Starter: 2 credits a day, refilled at 00:00 UTC, on DeepSeek V4 Flash or GPT-OSS 120B. Enough for a few small tasks a day, with the same Studio tools as the paid plans.

Pro $9.99 a month (150 credits), Studio $19.99 (320), Ultra $29.99 (500), in US dollars before tax. Billed yearly, each plan costs 30% less with the same credits.

Stronger models: GLM 5.3 and Claude Sonnet 5.5 from Pro, Claude Opus 5.5 from Studio, GPT-6 Astra from Ultra.

At current rates, an advanced task on GLM 5.3 uses about 4 credits and a standard task on DeepSeek V4 Flash about 0.4. Bigger builds use more.

Credit packs, your own OpenRouter key and every plan detail are on the pricing page.