Write your wiki with the agent
The wiki agent is limited to this page and this game.
You do not write your wiki yourself: an agent writes it, and you talk to it to correct it. This agent is not a development agent. It does not touch your game’s code, it does not open Roblox Studio, and it can only work on the wiki of the game shown on the page.
Before you start the agent
Section titled “Before you start the agent”As long as there is no draft, the card “No wiki yet for your game” ends with the “Agent sources” box, which says what the agent will be able to read. Once the draft is created, the same information fits on one line under the preview. This is the most important point for the quality of the result, and it depends on the state of your game:
| What you see | What it means |
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| “Published version of the game” | Your game is published: the agent documents what runs for players. |
| “Game code, in development” | The agent reads the synced code. The website will show the label. |
| “No game version yet: the agent will ask you for details and invent nothing.” | The agent reads nothing from the game: it asks you, and does not make things up for you. |
As long as this information has not loaded, the start button does not appear. If it shows “Sources not checked. Try again before starting the agent.”, click
Retry.
Start the agent
Section titled “Start the agent”-
Choose the AI tool from the list to the right of the Wiki heading, as you would for a development agent. The agent works with your AI account and uses its quota: Community does not provide the AI. See VibeStarter’s AI agents.
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Click Start the agent. The button shows “Preparing…” while it starts, then the agent’s terminal takes over the right-hand column.
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Tell it what you want in the terminal, in French: the pages to create, what to explain first, the tone to use.
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When you are done, click Stop the agent. If the process stops on its own, the app shows “The agent stopped. You can start it again.”
The agent’s work goes into a draft, not onto a website. The Draft status line of the wiki sums it up: “No draft yet”, then “Version N” and “X articles” as soon as it has written something. The version number goes up with each change; it tells you which version a content review applies to.
What the agent is allowed to do, and what it is not
Section titled “What the agent is allowed to do, and what it is not”The wiki agent is limited to its page and its game. This is deliberate, and it is enforced by the app, not by an instruction it could ignore:
- It only works on the game shown at the top of the rail. If it targets another game, the app replies “This agent is reserved for the game selected on its page.”
- It does not manage your game’s Discord. That is the other section, with its own agent.
- It does not change your game’s code, does not open Studio, does not install anything and does not deploy any website.
- It does not choose the wiki’s address and does not publish. Those two actions are yours, in the app.
- It cannot tell you that the public website has changed when only the draft has changed.
Conversely, a development agent started from the Agents tab cannot touch the wiki: the wiki tools are not given to it. If you ask it, it will point you back to this page.
What the wiki can contain
Section titled “What the wiki can contain”The format is fixed, and that is what keeps all the pages consistent and readable. A page is made of sections, and a section is made of blocks:
| Block | What it is for |
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| Paragraph | Running text. |
| List | Bulleted or numbered. |
| Table | With a caption, columns and rows. |
| Callout | A short title and highlighted text. |
| Image | An imported image, with its caption. |
| Links | References to other pages or sections of the same wiki. |
| Infobox | The identity block at the top of a page: label and value. |
A page can also have categories and “See also” pages. Each section cites its sources, listed at the bottom of the article: this is how a reader knows where a piece of information comes from.
What does not exist, and is not worth asking for: HTML, CSS, JavaScript, fonts or images from another site, forms, player comments. A published wiki contains no code coming from you or from the agent: the only script on a page is the search script, the same for all wikis.
Frequently asked questions
Section titled “Frequently asked questions”How many wiki agents can I start? One per project. The Discord of the same project has its own, independent one. These agents are not part of your development agent tabs: they do not pause or resume with them.
I cannot close my projects anymore. This is normal while a Community agent is running. Stop it first.
The agent wrote something wrong about my game. Tell it in the terminal and ask for a correction. Nothing is online until you publish. See Review the preview and correct it.