Roblox AI that scales with your game.
Leafy connects directly to Studio, reads your game's architecture, and writes clean code that fits your existing systems perfectly.
The easiest, most powerful way to build on Roblox
Use the Leafy web interface to design your systems, converse with the AI, and map out your game's structure before writing a single line of code. It connects seamlessly to your Roblox Studio.
Open Web App- 1.Setup Sprint Remotes FolderCreate a folder in ReplicatedStorage for sprint-related remotes and a RemoteEvent for stamina synchronization.execute_code
- 2.Create Sprint Configuration ModuleCreate a shared configuration module in ReplicatedStorage.Modules to define sprint speed, stamina max, and regeneration rates.execute_code
- 3.Implement Server Stamina LogicCreate a server script in ServerScriptService.Movement to manage stamina logic, validation, and state for each player.execute_code
- 4.Implement Client Sprint ControllerCreate a local script in StarterPlayerScripts.Movement to handle input (LeftShift), FOV effects, and local stamina prediction.execute_code
- 5.Create Stamina Bar UICreate a simple stamina bar UI in StarterGui to provide visual feedback to the player.execute_code
1. Plan your prompt – Describe your desired system and let Leafy architect the solution before writing code.
Understands Your Whole Game
Leafy actually reads through your game — scripts, modules, remotes, services, all of it. So when you ask it to add something, it doesn't just drop in generic code. It writes stuff that works with what you've already built.
Builds Real Systems, Not Snippets
Need a kill brick? Takes a few seconds. But it can also handle the big stuff — a full combat system with server validation, client effects, shared configs. Leafy will plan it out, write every script, and playtest it for you.
Production Patterns Built In
The code Leafy writes gets better as your game gets bigger. It uses the same patterns you'd find behind top games — ProfileStore, typed remotes, clean folder structures, and community libraries already wired up and ready to use.