Hi Creators!
We are constantly looking for ways to enlist technology to help you realize your ideas on the Roblox Platform.
Recent developments around the Model Context Protocol (MCP) open up new opportunities for you to leverage LLMs for assistance in certain aspects of creation. In order to help you take advantage of this technology, today we are introducing an open-source Studio MCP server. It allows LLMs, such as Claude, to modify your experiences directly within Roblox Studio based on your requests.
This server is a proof of concept. Today, we’re open sourcing it and accepting contributions.
If you’re a creator already leveraging AI tools, you can download it and start building directly. If you are a plugin developer or open-source enthusiast, this is your invitation to dive into the code, contribute to the project and expand its capabilities.We can’t wait to see what you’ll do with it!
Getting StartedMake sure you he Roblox Studio and Claude Desktop downloaded and working.
Download the latest build and launch it. This installs a Studio plugin called “MCP” and sets up Claude to use the binary you just launched as an MCP Server.
Note: If you move the binary location, just make sure to launch it again.Restart Studio and Claude (make sure to fully exit Claude as it likes to hide in the system tray), and you should be ready to go.
Open a place in Studio and he Claude Desktop running. Enter some prompts in Claude and watch the magic happen in Studio. Here are some of our forites:
Make a zombie game Insert a cat, and make it spin around really fast and wobble up and down Make some trees from basic parts Attach a UI image and ask LLM to generate UI codeCurrently, the Studio MCP server provides two main capabilities: inserting models from the Creator Store and running Luau code. You can enable or disable specific capabilities within Claude Desktop in the Search and Tools popup menu.
image11722×1434 444 KBAdditionally, please note that clients consuming the MCP server are third-party solutions and their data handling is outside of Roblox’s control: data sent to Claude is subject to their privacy policies and terms of use. Once installed, the MCP server is active and can be accessed by programs on your local computer, allowing modification of opened places. To uninstall, delete the MCPStudioPlugin.rbxm from the Studio plugin directory when you’re done experimenting.
What’s NextWe’re thrilled to open source this MCP server as a reference implementation. If you want to expand its capabilities or experiment with your own ideas don’t hesitate to fork the repo, and submit some PRs. We look forward to seeing what you create and hearing your thoughts!