Luau syntax
The Cloudflare parser catches Luau syntax errors. Roblox API type checks need a native validation engine.
Type one sentence, start a Roblox script in Luau, and find exactly where to put it in Roblox Studio.
Example: “A kill brick that respawns the player after 3 seconds”
ScriptWorkspace › KillBrick-- Place this Script inside an anchored KillBrick partlocal Players = game:GetService("Players")local brick = script.ParentPlayers.RespawnTime = 3brick.Touched:Connect(function(hit) local character = hit:FindFirstAncestorOfClass("Model") local player = character and Players:GetPlayerFromCharacter(character) local humanoid = character and character:FindFirstChildOfClass("Humanoid") if player and humanoid and humanoid.Health > 0 then humanoid.Health = 0 endend)Each result shows which checks actually ran. Gameplay still needs Roblox Studio.
The Cloudflare parser catches Luau syntax errors. Roblox API type checks need a native validation engine.
Native validation can check script placement rules when its engine is available.
A native sandbox can run supported startup code when available. Player events and physics still need Studio.
Run selected server checks on saved scripts. Use Roblox Studio for player events, physics and multiplayer behavior.
Tell the script maker what should happen, what starts it, and which objects already exist. “When a player touches TeleportPad, move them to Lobby” is easier to test than a whole game in one prompt.
A Script runs on the server, a LocalScript runs for one player, and a ModuleScript is code another script must require. Use the placement shown next to the result and create any named objects before you press Play.
Check Studio Output, try the behavior with more than one player, and change one thing at a time. The check badges say what actually ran for a generated script; they do not replace gameplay testing.
New to Explorer? Start with the script placement guide. Want a concrete mechanic? Follow the teleport pad walkthrough or build a Roblox GUI.
Example code, a short tutorial and the generator, on one page.