The ecosystem at a glance
VibeStarter lives in four places: your computer, Roblox Studio, Roblox, and online services. Knowing where each piece lives explains why a backup does not contain your images, and why publishing is still a step you take in Studio.
The diagram
Section titled “The diagram”Piece by piece
Section titled “Piece by piece”| Piece | What it does | Page |
|---|---|---|
| The VibeStarter app | It runs your agents and sends your project’s code to Roblox Studio | The app |
| Your AI account | It provides the intelligence for your agents. You get it and pay for it with its provider | Which AI subscription to pick |
| Your AI agents | They read and write code, test the game in Studio, and create assets | AI agents |
| The VibeStarter Sync plugin | It puts the code into the open place and lets your agents act in Studio | Link VibeStarter to Roblox Studio |
| Your project | Your game’s folder, in the agents’ environment: the code and its project template | Where your project lives |
| VibeStarter Cloud | It continuously backs up the code of your projects, and shares it with your team | Your code is backed up automatically |
| Your local library | It keeps on this computer the assets you don’t share | Where your assets go |
| The asset bank | The shared pool among VibeStarter members: icons, 3D models, music, sound effects | Assets |
| The AI Studio | The space where you generate visuals, skins and models yourself | The AI Studio |
| Your VibeStarter account | Your passwordless sign-in, your devices, your purchases and your data | Your account and your data |
| AI credits | They pay for asset generations. They never pay for the agents’ work | AI credits |
| The Discord community | Mutual help between VibeStarter creators, and bug reports | The Discord community |
| The game showcase | The public page on vibestarter.pro that features games made with VibeStarter | The game showcase |
| Your game’s wiki (coming soon) | A public site your players read, written by an agent from your game | Your game’s wiki |
| Your game’s Discord (coming soon) | A bot set up on your Discord server, to talk to your players | Your game’s Discord |
| Game analytics (coming soon) | A dashboard that reads what players do in your game | Game analytics |
| Thumbnails (coming soon) | Making and choosing the images that get clicks on your game | Thumbnails |
The four pieces marked “coming soon” — your game’s wiki and Discord, game analytics and thumbnails — are not yet open to customers. No date has been announced.
Three boundaries not to cross by mistake
Section titled “Three boundaries not to cross by mistake”The VibeStarter Discord and your game’s Discord are two different servers. The first brings together VibeStarter customers; that’s where people help each other. The second is your server, for your players, and it runs on a different Discord app. See Discord and VibeStarter.
This documentation site and your game’s wiki are two different sites. The one you are reading explains VibeStarter to its customers. A game’s wiki explains that game to its players, at its own address.
The VibeStarter asset bank and Roblox’s Toolbox are two different pools. When you ask an agent for an asset, tell it which one to search.
Further reading
Section titled “Further reading”- What VibeStarter is — what the app does, and what it doesn’t do.
- What you need besides the app — computer, Roblox Studio, costs.
- Services for your game — what exists and what is coming.
- Glossary — the exact meaning of each word in the diagram.