RbxSync – The AI-Native Sync Tool for Roblox Studio

Why RbxSync

The Only Sync Tool With Native AI Integration

One Source of Truth

Everyone syncs from Git. No more passing around .rbxl files. No more asking "is this the latest version?" Code review your game changes. Branch and merge like real software.

Full Property Extraction

Captures ALL properties using Roblox API dump reflection. Parts, MeshParts, Attachments, Scripts. Every class, every property.

True Two-Way Sync

Edit in Studio, changes appear in files. Edit in VS Code, changes appear in Studio. Real-time, automatic, bidirectional.

Multi-Studio Sessions

Run multiple Studio instances, each synced to different projects simultaneously.

Console Streaming

See print(), warn(), and error() output in your terminal.

Build to .rbxl/.rbxm

Build place or model files from your project. Watch mode auto-rebuilds.

Sourcemap Generation

Generate sourcemap.json for Luau LSP. Full IntelliSense in VS Code.

MCP Integration

Claude and Cursor can build, test, and debug your game autonomously.

E2E Testing

Run live playtests from CLI. Capture console output for verification.

Exclusive to RbxSync

One Click. Your Entire Game in Git.

Open any game in Studio. Click Extract. 50,000 instances become version-controlled files in seconds. Every property preserved perfectly in .rbxjson format. No other tool does this.

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Demo Coming Soon Watch AI build entire games autonomously

AI-Native Development

Build, Test, and Iterate - Autonomously

AI agents write code. Run playtests. See errors. Fix them. Repeat. RbxSync streams console output directly to your terminal or MCP-connected agent. The feedback loop that makes AI-assisted development actually work.

✓ Real-time console streaming to terminal

✓ MCP tools for AI agent integration

✓ Execute Luau code remotely in Studio

✓ Run playtests and capture output

✓ Autonomous debug → fix → test loops

File Format

Human-readable. AI-readable. Git-friendly.

Scripts are .luau files. Everything else is .rbxjson. A clean JSON format with explicit types that preserves every property exactly. Readable diffs. Easy merges. Zero data loss.

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Search any class or click a quick pick →

Baseplate.rbxjson

{
  "className": "Part",
  "properties": {
    "Anchored": {
      "type": "bool",
      "value": true
    },
    "Size": {
      "type": "Vector3",
      "value": { "x": 512, "y": 20, "z": 512 }
    },
    "Material": {
      "type": "Enum",
      "value": { "enumType": "Material", "value": "Grass" }
    }
  }
}

Why .rbxjson?

A format designed for real-world workflows.

RbxSync (.rbxjson)

{
  "className": "Part",
  "properties": {
    "Size": {
      "type": "Vector3",
      "value": { "x": 4, "y": 1, "z": 2 }
    },
    "Anchored": {
      "type": "bool",
      "value": true
    }
  }
}

+ Clean Git diffs - see exactly what changed
+ Explicit types - no ambiguity
+ AI/LLM readable - agents can parse and modify
+ Human editable - fix properties by hand if needed

Traditional (.rbxmx / XML)

<Item class="Part">
  <Properties>
    <Vector3 name="Size">
      <X>4</X>
      <Y>1</Y>
      <Z>2</Z>
    </Vector3>
    <bool name="Anchored">true</bool>
  </Properties>
</Item>

- Verbose - more lines for same data
- Noisy diffs - hard to review in PRs
- Harder for AI to parse reliably
- Error-prone manual editing

Comparison

How RbxSync Compares

Feature comparison across Roblox sync tools.

Compare against

	RbxSync	Rojo	Argon	Script Sync	Azul
AI integration (MCP)	Exclusive
E2E testing	Exclusive
Console streaming	Exclusive
.rbxjson format	Exclusive
Two-way sync
Full properties
One-click extract
Zero config
Build .rbxl/.rbxm
Sourcemap (LSP)
Supported Partial Not available

RbxSync

VS

Rojo

RbxSync 10

Rojo 4

Supported

Partial

N/A

CLI

Try the CLI

Type commands below to explore. Tab to autocomplete, ↑↓ for history.

dev@macbook — my-game — zsh

Last login: Sat Jan 11 01:30:42 on ttys001 Try: help, init, serve, extract · View all commands

my-game % rbxsync

Get Started

Migrate in Minutes

Three commands. Ready to ship.

Platform

Method

1

CLI

curl -fsSL https://rbxsync.dev/install.sh | sh

irm https://rbxsync.dev/install.ps1 | iex

or download binary

2

Plugin

Creator Store

or download .rbxm

3

Extension

Optional

Marketplace Open VSX

or download .vsix

Open Studio. Click Extract.

Your game, now in Git.

or

From Rojo? rbxsync migrate

Converts project.json instantly

1

Build CLI from Source

Requires Rust toolchain.

                                        # Install Rust (if needed)

                                        curl --proto '=https' --tlsv1.2 -sSf https://sh.rustup.rs | sh

                                        # Clone and build

                                        git clone https://github.com/Smokestack-Games/rbxsync

                                        cd rbxsync && cargo build --release

                                        # Add to PATH

                                        sudo cp target/release/rbxsync /usr/local/bin/

                                        # 1. Install VS Build Tools with "Desktop dev with C++"

                                        #    https://visualstudio.microsoft.com/visual-cpp-build-tools/

                                        # 2. Install Rust from rustup.rs

                                        # 3. Clone and build

                                        git clone https://github.com/Smokestack-Games/rbxsync

                                        cd rbxsync && cargo build --release

                                        # 4. Add target\release to PATH

2

Build & Install Plugin

rbxsync build-plugin --install

3

Build VS Code Extension

Optional - requires Node.js

                                    cd rbxsync-vscode

                                    npm install && npm run package

                                    code --install-extension rbxsync-*.vsix

Stay Current

Updating RbxSync

Keep your tools in sync with the latest features and fixes.

CLI

Run the update command to pull latest changes.

rbxsync update

Studio Plugin

In Studio: Toolbox → Inventory → My Plugins → click Update.

Extension

In VS Code or Open VSX-compatible editor: Extensions → find RbxSync → click Update.

Community

What Developers Are Saying

Stellar

godsend, might be the only tool i use now

Jan 9, 2026

Velibor

Really enjoying it so far..

Jan 9, 2026

The_Pr0fessor

actually raw

Jan 8, 2026

Vexture

wow yeah that is cool

Jan 7, 2026

MicroK

w?

Jan 9, 2026

fifo

The MCP integration changes everything for AI-assisted dev

Jan 9, 2026

Sync Scripts to Git. The sync tool built for AI.

The Only Sync Tool With Native AI Integration

One Source of Truth

Full Property Extraction

True Two-Way Sync

Multi-Studio Sessions

Console Streaming

Build to .rbxl/.rbxm

Sourcemap Generation

MCP Integration

E2E Testing

One Click. Your Entire Game in Git.

Build, Test, and Iterate - Autonomously

Human-readable. AI-readable. Git-friendly.

Why .rbxjson?

RbxSync (.rbxjson)

Traditional (.rbxmx / XML)

How RbxSync Compares

Try the CLI

Migrate in Minutes

CLI

Plugin

Extension

Build CLI from Source

Build & Install Plugin

Build VS Code Extension

Updating RbxSync

CLI

Studio Plugin

Extension

What Developers Are Saying

Sync Scripts to Git.
The sync tool built for AI.