korone-mcp
An MCP bridge that lets AI assistants control Roblox Studio 2021 in real time, offering tools for workspace inspection, instance creation, and Lua execution.
README
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Korone Studio (2021M) MCP
An MCP bridge that lets AI assistants control Roblox Studio 2021 in real time
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Features
- MCP protocol — speaks the Model Context Protocol, so any MCP-compatible AI assistant can talk to Studio directly.
- Web control panel — a built-in dashboard at
http://127.0.0.1:4444to run tools, browse results and manage connected Studio clients. - 30+ tools — from
read_workspaceandcreate_instancetoexecute_lua,set_lightingand tagging. - Dot-path notation — address instances as
Workspace.Bridge.Partinstead of fighting slash paths. - Multiple clients — several Studio windows can connect at once; each gets its own toggle, and you can target a specific one (click its chip in the panel, or pass
clientto any tool from an MCP client) - Hot reload — while developing, edit
korone-mcp.luaand the plugin picks the changes up in seconds.
Architecture
graph LR
A[AI assistant / MCP client] -->|MCP| B[index.js server]
B -->|HTTP :4444| C[korone-mcp.lua in Studio]
C -->|poll / result| D[Roblox Studio ~2021]
E[Web panel :4444] --> B
Requirements
- Node.js 18+
- Roblox Studio 2021 — any 2021M-era build
- The plugin file
korone-mcp.lualoaded into Studio
Installation
-
Install dependencies and start the server:
npm install npm start -
Open
http://127.0.0.1:4444in a browser to reach the web panel. -
In Studio, load
korone-mcp.luaas a plugin (Plugins folder or drag-and-drop into Studio). -
The panel should switch to connected and the small
MCP: checking...widget appears in the corner.
Configuration
Settings are stored per-user via plugin:SetSetting and can be changed from the plugin panel.
| Setting | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|
MCP_ServerURL |
http://127.0.0.1:4444 |
Base URL of the bridge server |
MCP_ClientName |
studio |
Client key shown on the web panel |
MCP_Enabled |
true |
Master switch for the plugin |
MCP_PollInterval |
0.3 |
Seconds between HTTP polls |
MCP_ShowStatusWidget |
true |
Show/hide the small MCP: checking... widget |
MCP_StatusCheckInterval |
2 |
Seconds between status pings to the panel |
MCP_VerboseLogging |
false |
Extra logging in the Studio output |
Path notation
Instances are addressed with dot notation:
Workspace.Bridge.Part
Workspace.Models.Car.Body
Slash notation (Workspace/Bridge/Part) is also accepted for compatibility.
Studio compatibility
Designed for 2021-era Roblox Studio builds (like 2021M). Things to keep in mind:
- Old
HttpService— only two-argument calls are safe:GetAsync(url)andPostAsync(url, body). Extra arguments (headers, content type) are not supported and fail silently. - ASCII-only strings — non-ASCII characters in the Lua source (like
—or═) turn into mojibake (—) in logs. The plugin keeps its strings ASCII.
HTTP endpoints
| Endpoint | Method | Purpose |
|---|---|---|
/hello |
POST | Plugin registers itself with the server |
/poll |
GET | Plugin asks for pending tool calls |
/result |
POST | Plugin returns a tool result |
/status |
GET | Health/status of the server |
/log |
POST | Plugin forwards Studio log lines |
/call |
POST | Run a tool from the web panel |
/client-toggle |
POST | Enable/disable a specific client by key |
/plugin-update |
GET | Hot-reload source for the plugin |
Usage
- Start the server (
npm start) and load the plugin into Studio. - Open the web panel at
http://127.0.0.1:4444. - Pick a tool, fill in its arguments (placeholders show examples), hit Run →.
- The result appears in the panel; Copy result copies it to your clipboard.
Example: ask your MCP client to run create_instance with parent=Workspace and className=Part, then check read_workspace to see it.
With several Studio windows connected: click a client chip in the panel to target it (highlighted green), or pass client: "studio" to any tool from an MCP client. Without a target, the command goes to the only active client — or, if several are active, to the most recently active one.
Security
By default the bridge is open — it only listens on 127.0.0.1, so only local processes can reach it. If you want extra protection (e.g. a page in your browser could trigger /call while you have the panel open), flip the flag in index.js:
const ENABLE_AUTH = true; // protect /call and /client-toggle
const MCP_TOKEN = 'your-secret';
When enabled, /call and /client-toggle require ?token=... or the x-mcp-token header. Open the panel as http://127.0.0.1:4444/?token=your-secret (the panel stores it and sends it with every request). Keep ENABLE_AUTH = false to disable the check entirely.
Troubleshooting
| Symptom | Fix |
|---|---|
| Panel says checking... forever | Make sure the server is running and MCP_ServerURL points at http://127.0.0.1:4444; check the Studio output for errors |
— / mojibake in Studio logs |
Non-ASCII characters in korone-mcp.lua — replace them with ASCII (-, =) |
| Duplicate/ghost clients on the panel | Restart the server so stale registrations clear; each Studio window uses its own ?client= key |
License
MIT </invoke>
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