Nexus Connector
v0.2.17 out nowConnect Nexus to Roblox Studio through the local MCP bridge.
Connect Nexus to Roblox Studio through the local MCP bridge.
Build your Roblox game.Make it
Talk to your project in plain language. Plan systems, generate Luau, review changes, and move approved work into Studio.

Replace these slots with project screenshots, Studio results, community builds, or before-and-after proof.
Move from a rough idea to reviewed project work without stitching together separate creation flows.
Describe the game, system, or fix. Nexus reads the project, plans the work, and keeps the result attached to one request.
Open Agent build /Describe the game, system, or fix. Nexus reads the project, plans the work, and keeps the result attached to one request.
Pair Roblox Studio, inspect the current object graph, review proposed changes, and restore snapshots when needed.
Create, organize, and reuse icons, decals, interface art, and other project assets without losing the build context.
Choose a focused generator for one job, or use the Studio agent when the change spans a larger Roblox project.
Project context, creation, Studio actions, assets, review, and recovery stay connected to the same body of work.
Reads the current place and keeps work grounded in the real object tree.
Creates focused client, server, module, and interface code with visible scope.
Moves approved work into Roblox Studio and reports structured results back.
Keeps change sets, source matches, snapshots, and restore paths together.
Organizes generated and uploaded project media in one reusable library.
Preserves the request, decisions, failures, corrections, and final evidence.
Yes. The Studio workflow reads the current project first, then scopes changes around what already exists.
No. Describe the outcome in plain language, inspect the generated work, and use explanations whenever you want to learn more.
Yes. Reviewable change sets and explicit Studio actions keep the work visible before it is applied.
Gameplay systems, interfaces, round logic, inventories, focused scripts, project assets, and larger multi-step builds.
Bring a new idea or connect an existing project. Nexus keeps the work visible from request to review.