Safety guide

Reviewing and Inserting Generated Code

Check generated Luau, object names, script placement, and test behavior before applying code to a Roblox project.

Updated July 16, 20263 min read

Guide

This page explains how to review AI-generated Luau before inserting it into a Roblox project.

NexusRBX AI can generate a starting point, but your Roblox game has its own object names, folder structure, scripts, and gameplay rules.

Do not blindly insert code into important systems. Read the script first and test it in Studio.

Check	Ask yourself
Script type	Is this a ServerScript, LocalScript, or ModuleScript?
Script location	Will this script run from the suggested location?
Object names	Do the names in the code match objects in Explorer?
Roblox services	Are the services correct for this task?
RemoteEvents	Are client and server responsibilities separated correctly?
Player data	Is data handled securely on the server?
Errors	Does the Output window show any warnings or errors?

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Read the generated code
Read the generated code.
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Compare object names with Explorer
Compare object names with Explorer.
03
Confirm the script location
Confirm the script location.
04
Check for any setup steps
Check for any setup steps.
05
Save your place or use source control if available
Save your place or use source control if available.
06
Insert the code only after review
Insert the code only after review.

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Run Play mode
Run Play mode.
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Test the exact behavior
Test the exact behavior.
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Watch the Output window
Watch the Output window.
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Test with multiple players if the script affects multiplayer...
Test with multiple players if the script affects multiplayer behavior.
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Ask NexusRBX AI for a fix if something fails
Ask NexusRBX AI for a fix if something fails.

Be more careful with code that affects:

For these systems, ask NexusRBX AI to explain security risks and testing steps before using the code.

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