Roblox Skills
40 Claude Code skills for planning and building Roblox games
- Best for
- Roblox creators using Claude Code with the Roblox Studio MCP who want the agent to plan, build and playtest a game in small steps
- Makes
- Game concepts, design briefs, task breakdowns, Luau code changes and review checklists for Roblox experiences
- Made by
- AshExplained (Ashish Banerjee)
- Where you use it
- CLI, Roblox Studio
- Engines
- Roblox
- Pricing
- Free and open source (MIT) as of November 2026; you need your own Claude Code access
- Free plan
- Yes
- Open source
- Yes (MIT)
- Export
- Skills are plain SKILL.md files you clone into your project; your game's Luau code stays in your Roblox experience, and the README says it is free for personal and commercial projects
- Status
- Available
Roblox Skills is a free, open-source pack of Claude Code skills for making Roblox games, published on GitHub by AshExplained (Ashish Banerjee). Each skill is a Markdown SKILL.md instruction file that Claude loads when a request matches it, so the agent applies Roblox-specific practice rather than general coding advice.
The README lists 40 skills grouped by stage of a game's life: ideas and genre patterns, Luau architecture and DataStore saving, combat, quests and social systems, UI and mobile UX, economy balancing and monetization, security and Creator Store asset audits, policy checks, publishing, analytics and live operations. (The repository's one-line description still says 34.) A setup skill writes a routing block into the project's CLAUDE.md, and a router skill hands broad requests to the right specialist.
The pack pushes a vertical-slice workflow: turn a concept into a short design brief, split it into small playtestable pieces, then build and test one piece at a time in Roblox Studio. Several skills assume the Roblox Studio MCP server, which lets Claude read and edit scripts, inspect the place and run playtests.
It is MIT-licensed and installed by cloning the repo into a .claude/skills folder. All six commits are dated July 1, 2026, with none since. AIGamer has not tested it.
Limitation: All six commits were made on July 1, 2026, the day the repository was created, and there have been none since, so the skills may not reflect later changes to Roblox, the Studio MCP or Claude Code
FAQ
Is Roblox Skills free?
Yes. It is open source under the MIT license, and the README says it can be used in personal and commercial Roblox projects. You still need access to Claude Code.
How many skills are in Roblox Skills?
The README's catalog lists 40 skills, and the repository has 40 skill folders as of November 2026. The repo's short description still says 34.
Does Roblox Skills need the Roblox Studio MCP?
Not all of them. Several skills, such as roblox-studio-workflow and roblox-debugging-bugfix, are written to inspect, edit and playtest a place through the Roblox Studio MCP server, according to their SKILL.md files; planning skills such as roblox-to-prd don't mention it.
How do I install Roblox Skills?
The README says to clone the repository into your project's .claude/skills folder (or ~/.claude/skills for all projects), then run the setup-roblox-skills skill once per game project.
Sources
Compiled by AIGamer from Roblox Skills's own pages and the sources below, checked 7 November 2026. We haven't tested Roblox Skills hands-on.
- AshExplained: roblox-skills README (GitHub)
- AshExplained: LICENSE (MIT)
- AshExplained: AshExplained GitHub profile
- AshExplained: roblox-studio-workflow SKILL.md
- AshExplained: roblox-debugging-bugfix SKILL.md
- AshExplained: Commit history
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