Getting started

BloxBot setup guide: from download to your first game

March 30, 2026


This guide walks through every step of setting up BloxBot, from downloading the app to having AI place its first part in your Roblox Studio project. By the end, you'll have a working setup and know how to verify that everything is connected.

What you need before starting

Don't have an API key yet? We'll cover how to get one in Step 3.

Step 1: Download and install BloxBot

Go to the latest release page and download the installer for your platform.

macOS

Open the .dmg file and drag BloxBot into your Applications folder. The app is signed and notarized, so it should open normally. If macOS still shows a security warning, right-click the app and choose Open to bypass Gatekeeper on first launch.

Windows

Run the installer. Windows SmartScreen may show a warning because the app is from a smaller publisher. Click More info, then Run anyway.

Launch BloxBot after installing. You should see the main chat interface with a settings icon.

Step 2: Enable the MCP server in Roblox Studio

BloxBot talks to Roblox Studio through its built-in MCP server. This is what lets AI read your project, create scripts, place parts, and edit terrain directly.

  1. Open Roblox Studio and load any place (or create a new one from the Baseplate template).
  2. Open the Assistant panel. Click the three-dot menu in the top right.
  3. Go to MCP Servers.
  4. Enable Studio as MCP server.

You only need to do this once. Studio remembers the setting across sessions.

Step 3: Connect an AI provider

BloxBot supports multiple AI providers. You'll need an API key from at least one.

  1. In BloxBot, click Settings (the gear icon).
  2. Go to Providers.
  3. Pick a provider and enter your API key.

Which provider should you pick?

Not sure? Start with whichever provider you already have an account with. You can always add more later.

Step 4: Verify the connection

Before building anything, confirm that BloxBot can talk to Studio.

  1. Make sure Roblox Studio is open with a place loaded.
  2. Make sure BloxBot is running and shows a green connection indicator.
  3. Type a simple test prompt:
Create a red part named "TestBlock" at position 0, 10, 0 in Workspace.

If everything is working, you should see a red block appear in your Studio viewport within a few seconds. Check the Explorer panel to confirm "TestBlock" is in Workspace.

If the block appeared, your setup is complete. Delete the test block and start building.

Troubleshooting

BloxBot shows no connection

AI responds but nothing happens in Studio

macOS security warning won't go away

Windows SmartScreen blocks the installer

API key errors

What to build first

Your setup is ready. Here are some good starting points:


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