Roblox MCP

Roblox MCP for real AI work inside Studio.

Hawknet is a Roblox MCP bridge for developers who want AI to do more than autocomplete code. It connects Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, and other MCP clients to Roblox Studio so they can read scripts, write Luau, debug errors, create instances, and run playtests against the live project.

Why it matters

Not a fake integration

A lot of Roblox AI workflows stop at code generation. Roblox MCP matters because it gives the AI tools inside Studio: read the real script, inspect the real tree, and act on the real game.

What Hawknet does

Bridge AI to Studio

Hawknet gives your AI access to scripts, instances, properties, output logs, playtests, Open Cloud operations, asset publishing, sync, and history. That turns a chat model into a usable Roblox development assistant.

Who it is for

Teams and solo builders

Use it to speed up bug fixing, content pipelines, refactors, and experimentation. Hawknet also helps when multiple AI sessions are working at once by coordinating edits and sync.

What you can ask

Roblox MCP use cases

  • Fix a Luau runtime error by reading the Studio Output window and tracing the module chain.
  • Create a system end-to-end: scripts, folders, remotes, parts, attributes, and tags.
  • Playtest the game, inspect what happened, then patch the scripts without leaving chat.
  • Sync changes between Studio and the filesystem and resolve conflicts safely.
  • Publish places or assets to Roblox from the same AI workflow.

Next steps

Start with the docs

If you are evaluating Roblox MCP options, the fastest way to see whether Hawknet fits is to read the setup guide and capability reference.

FAQ

Roblox MCP FAQ

What is a Roblox MCP server?

A Roblox MCP server gives an AI client tools to inspect and modify a Roblox project. Hawknet connects MCP-compatible clients to Roblox Studio so the AI can read scripts, write Luau, debug errors, create instances, and run playtests.

Which AI clients work with Hawknet?

Hawknet works with Claude Code, Codex CLI, Cursor, and other MCP-compatible clients. The installer can auto-configure the most common clients, and you can add unsupported ones manually through stdio MCP.

Does Roblox MCP work directly inside Studio?

Yes. Hawknet runs a local daemon and a Studio plugin, so your AI can act on the live DataModel in Roblox Studio instead of editing disconnected files and hoping sync works later.