Roblox AI that works on your real game

Stop pasting scripts into a chat. With RoIDE, Claude and Cursor work directly on your game's scripts, and every change shows up in Roblox Studio as they make it.

AI that knows your whole game

Your AI can read every script and see how your game is organized, so its answers fit the code you already have instead of starting from scratch.

Ask for features, fixes and refactors

Talk to it like a teammate who has your code open:

  • “Add a coin pickup that saves with DataStoreService.”
  • “My round timer drifts. Check the Output and fix it.”
  • “Split this 800-line module into smaller ones.”
  • “Add type annotations to the shop scripts.”

Play test in Studio, fix with the Output

Run your game in Roblox Studio and your AI can read the Output window, find the error and fix the script that caused it.

You stay in control

Every script is a real file: review each change, keep your game in git and undo anything you don't want. Your map, models and UI are never touched.

How it works

  1. Install RoIDE: Sign in with a free account.
  2. Connect Claude or Cursor: One click in the RoIDE app.
  3. Build with AI: Ask for features and fixes; Studio updates live.

Questions, answered

Can AI help make a Roblox game?

Yes. With RoIDE, AI apps like Claude and Cursor work on your actual game: they read your existing scripts, write new ones, fix bugs using Studio's Output, and every change shows up in Studio right away.

Which AI works with Roblox Luau?

RoIDE sets up Claude Desktop, Claude Code and Cursor in one click, and any MCP-capable AI app can connect. They write Luau and see your whole game's scripts, not just one pasted file.

Do I stay in control of what the AI changes?

Yes. Every script is a real file, so you can review each change, keep your game in git and roll back anything you don't want. RoIDE never touches your map, models or UI.

Do I need to know how to code?

It helps to understand what the AI writes, but you can ask it to explain, walk you through changes, and fix errors as you test in Studio.

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