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Glossary

The words used in VibeStarter, Roblox and AI providers often look alike. This page gives the exact meaning of each one, and links to the page that details it.

Term What it is Learn more
Affiliate program The program that pays you when someone buys VibeStarter through your link. The affiliate program
Agent An AI coding assistant that works in your project: it reads and writes files, tests the game in Studio, creates assets. AI agents
Favorite agent The first agent whose sign-in is confirmed. Its icon is pinned by default in the project bar, and it is the one the app suggests on an empty tab. Getting around the interface
Game analytics The dashboard that reads what players do in your game. Not yet open to customers. Game analytics
Preview before adding The fact that each generated asset is shown to you before it enters the game. Check what the agent suggests to you
Blender workshop The space where your agents build 3D models, and where you find the drafts to validate. Not to be confused with the AI Studio. 3D models
AI Studio The space where you create yourself: Visuals, Skins, Image → 3D, Model → 2D. It is not the Blender workshop. The AI Studio
Before launch The strip above the grid, before launch: asset search mode, 3D model method and preview before adding. It disappears afterwards. Launch and run your agents
Studio lease The booking of a place by an agent, so that two agents don’t get in each other’s way. It is released on its own. What agents can do in Studio
Asset bank The shared library of VibeStarter members: icons, 3D models, music, sound effects. It is not Roblox’s Toolbox. Assets
Local library Your assets kept on this computer, private, never synced from one machine to another. “Local” badge. Where your assets go
Draft (3D model) A model that has been calculated but not yet accepted by you. Technically valid does not mean approved. 3D models
CCU The number of players connected at the same time (concurrent users). A Roblox metric. Game analytics
Open Cloud key A key you create on Roblox’s Creator Hub, needed only for Game Passes and developer products. It expires after 60 days without use. Link your Roblox account
API keys (your own) Running your generations on your own Gemini, Meshy or ElevenLabs accounts rather than on your credits. Nothing to do with your AI coding subscription. Your API keys and your keychain
CLI The command-line program of an agent. VibeStarter installs and updates it for you. Connect your AI account
Cloud The service that keeps the code of your projects and shares it with your team. It contains no images, sounds or models. Your code is backed up automatically
Community The per-game product that will open the wiki and Discord of a game. Not yet on sale. Not to be confused with the VibeStarter Discord community. Services for your game
Conflict Two people have changed the same lines. An agent handles it; you almost never have to decide yourself. When two changes overlap
Credit top-ups A credit pack bought one time. They do not expire, work without a subscription, and are used after the monthly credits. AI credits
AI credits The currency for VibeStarter generations: images, 3D models, music, sound effects, splitting. They do not pay for the agents’ work. AI credits
Split a model Separating a 3D model into parts, so you can animate, color or hide them independently. Split a model
DevEx The program through which Roblox converts Robux into dollars. The rate is set by Roblox. Game analytics
Broadcast keystrokes Typing the same thing in all agent panes at once. Launch and run your agents
Your game’s Discord Coming soon: a bot set up on your Discord server, for your players, managed from the app. Your game’s Discord
VibeStarter Discord The community of VibeStarter customers: mutual help, announcements, bug reports. The Discord community
Launch dock The floating pill at the bottom of the grid. It is the only button that starts your agents, and it appears only once an agent has been added. Launch and run your agents
Editor The role of an accepted collaborator on a project: they work on it and sync. Working with others
Software emulation The fallback mode when hardware virtualization is missing. The app starts, much slower, and new Blender computations are unavailable. Check compatibility
Pin A shortcut you place yourself in a bar: a destination in the top bar, six at most; a tool, an agent or a preset in the project bar. Getting around the interface
Built-in environment The isolated Linux machine embedded in the app, which runs your agents and the compiler. Roblox Studio never runs there. Check compatibility
Service status The public page that says whether VibeStarter services are working. Check service status
Experience (universe) The Roblox container that holds one or more places, and carries players’ saved data. Several worlds in one game
Logs The files the app writes to your disk, to attach when you report a bug. Find your logs
Sign-in link The link received by email to sign in the app, valid for 10 minutes, to open on the computer you want to sign in. There is no password. Create your account and connect your computer
My assets The view that brings together your local and shared assets, with their badges. Where your assets go
Thumbnails The images that get clicks on your game. The dedicated service is not yet open. Thumbnails
Project template The base delivered with each new project: player saves, replication, notifications, admin console, UI primitives. The project template
Duo plan One purchase, two lifetime accesses. The second can be given to a partner from your account area. Buy VibeStarter
Solo plan The one-time purchase of one app access, for life, updates included. Also called “Complete plan”. Buy VibeStarter
Onboarding The first-launch assistant, which can be replayed from settings. The first launch
Tab A workspace of a project containing a grid of agents, in the project bar. Launch and run your agents
Project tab An open project, in the top bar. Each open project has its own. Several projects at once
Where agents find assets The setting that decides how your agents get an asset: Search, Hybrid or Generation. It is set in Settings → Workspace → Agent Behavior, and for a launch in the Before launch strip. Assets
Command Palette The app’s action search. Keyboard shortcuts
Place A world of your game: the file you open in Studio. A game can have several. Link a place to your project
Playtest A real launch of the game, with a scenario, checks and a verdict. Have an agent test it
Plus and Pro The two tiers of the credit subscription. Same features, different credit volume. The Plus and Pro subscription
Power Mode Former beta setting, removed in 3.6.0: several projects now always open in tabs. Several projects at once
Preset A team of agents and its layout, saved so they can be relaunched in one click. Presets
Presence Who is online in the project, and who has Roblox Studio open. Working with others
Project Your game’s folder, stored in the app’s built-in environment on your computer and linked to a Roblox place. It is not the published game. Where your project lives
Prompt The description you write to get an image, a sound or a model. The AI Studio
Owner The person who created the project: they invite, remove and delete. Working with others
QPTR Qualified Play Through Rate — the share of players who, after seeing your thumbnail, actually played. A Roblox metric. Game analytics
Quota The usage limit of your AI subscription, set by your provider. It is not VibeStarter credits. Which AI subscription to pick
Release The record, in the app, of the version of your game currently online. Publishing is still a step taken in Studio. Publish your game
Restore Going back to an earlier version. It deletes no version: if files change, it adds one. Go back to an earlier version
Rig The jointed assembly of a model, which lets it move part by part. Split a model
Roblox Studio Roblox’s editor, where the 3D world lives and from which the game is published. VibeStarter controls it; it does not replace it. Link VibeStarter to Roblox Studio
Paused session The full state of a set of agents, saved on your disk. You pick it up later, even after turning off your computer. Pause and resume
Skill A piece of Roblox know-how delivered to your agents (maps, visual effects, interface, monetization…). It is updated with the app. What your agents know how to do
Swarm The former name for your agents launched together. The app says “Agents”; the word remains in older videos. Launch and run your agents
Sync The continuous sending of your project’s compiled code to the open place. One way only. Sync, explained
Team Create Roblox’s collaborative mode. Only one person syncs the place at a time. Sync, explained
Terminal An agent tab with no agent: a command line in the built-in environment. Launch and run your agents
Transit The wait of a few dozen minutes for a generated asset, on the server, before it reaches you. “Expires in X min” badge. It is never a destination. Where your assets go
System keychain Where your system keeps your API keys. Your API keys and your keychain
TypeScript and Luau Your code is written in TypeScript; a compiler translates it into Luau, and that Luau is what Studio receives. The project template
Version A restore point in your project’s code history. Go back to an earlier version
VibeStarter Sync The plugin VibeStarter installs in Roblox Studio to link your game to your agents. Nothing to turn on in Studio’s menus. Link VibeStarter to Roblox Studio
Hardware virtualization The processor feature that makes the built-in environment fast. Check compatibility
Game showcase The carousel of featured games on the public VibeStarter website. The game showcase
Pane The area of an agent in a tab: its terminal and its status header. Launch and run your agents
Your game’s wiki Coming soon: a public site for your players, written by an agent from your game. Your game’s wiki