Review the preview and correct it
Below the status line, the box The site, as players will see it shows your draft rendered as a real website: masthead, navigation, articles, sources. This is the review, and it happens entirely in the app, without putting anything online.
Read the preview
Section titled “Read the preview”Its header shows the wiki’s address (or “Private preview” as long as it has none) and the version it shows — “version N” — and it refreshes as the agent works. The
Refresh the preview button, on the right, reloads it immediately.
On the page, the preview is a still image of the top of the website. Click it, or click
Full screen, to open the website in a larger view: there, you move from article to article like a player, with the address and the version at the top. Close or the Esc key brings you back to the page. This is the comfortable way to review when the agent’s terminal takes up the right-hand column.
If the agent has not finished, the preview does not appear and the app writes: “The agent is not done: the draft is not complete yet”, followed by the list of incomplete places. This is not a content refusal: a piece is simply missing, and it is up to the agent to finish it.
What to look at
Section titled “What to look at”Review while thinking of a player who knows neither you nor VibeStarter:
- The facts. Item names, numbers, conditions for obtaining things: the agent has read your game, but it can get the version wrong or fill a gap.
- The vocabulary of your game. Players search with their own words, not yours.
- The images. Each image has a caption; an image that does not fit stands out immediately in the preview.
- The sources at the bottom of each article. They say where the information comes from.
- The notice about origin at the top, if your wiki was prepared on a game in development or without an available version.
Request corrections
Section titled “Request corrections”There is no text editor: you do not correct an article by hand. You describe what is wrong to the agent, in its terminal, and it changes the draft. The version number goes up, and the preview follows.
Two habits that save time:
- Cite the page and the section. “On the Shop page, Prices section, the potion costs 50, not 30.”
- Correct in batches, not as you go. Each change to the draft cancels the content approval obtained before it: it is better to fix everything, then have it checked once.
What the preview does not tell you
Section titled “What the preview does not tell you”- It does not tell you whether the content will pass the check. That is a separate step, described in What content review refuses.
- It does not tell you what Roblox will accept. Your wiki and your Roblox experience are judged by two different systems.
- It does not show the public website. Until you publish, your wiki’s address does not respond, and an update to the draft changes nothing for your players.