The Interface
Roflow has one screen per game: a chat in the middle, a list of what Roflow can do on the left, and a side panel on the right that opens when you need it.
The top bar
- The game chip names the game open in Studio and whether it is still open there. With several places open in Studio, click it to switch between them.
- Chats lists this game's chats, newest first, with + New chat. Each game keeps its own chats.
- Your account (your initials) shows your plan and how much of this month's AI allowance you have used, and has Sign out and Create diagnostic bundle (for support).
What Roflow can do
The list on the left groups everything Roflow can do for a Roblox game:
| Group | Includes |
|---|---|
| Build | World building, gameplay & scripts, UI design, NPCs & enemies |
| Look & feel | Textures & materials, animations, lighting & atmosphere, sound & music |
| Make it work | Play-test & fix, mobile & controls, saving progress, undo & checkpoints |
| Grow | Live trends, monetization, player insights, publish |
Click an item to see what Roflow does there and a few Try prompts. A Try prompt fills the message box; it never sends by itself. Some items also open a tool panel, such as Textures, Animations or Checkpoints.
The chat
The chat is where all work starts. Your messages, Roflow's replies and the steps it takes appear in order. While Roflow works, the header shows its state (Working, Needs you, Ready) with Pause and Stop buttons.
When Roflow needs a decision it asks in the chat: a choice, a yes/no approval (Approve or Not now), or a short answer.
The message box
Type what you want and press Enter to send. Shift+Enter starts a new line.
Next to the send button is the effort chip (new in Roflow 2.0.4). Click it to choose how hard Roflow works on your next messages:
| Effort | Best for |
|---|---|
| Low | Fastest. Small edits and quick questions. |
| Medium | Balanced speed and care. Right for most work. This is the default. |
| Max | Thinks longest, for big builds and hard bugs. Uses your allowance faster. |
Roflow remembers your choice on this computer.
The side panel
The panel on the right is closed until you open it. Progress in the chat header opens your game's progress: its brief, what Roflow checked in the last play-test, and the goal's status. Items in the left list open their own panels:
- Scene: a 3D view of your place.
- Scripts & code: your game's scripts, for when you want to read or edit code yourself.
- Textures, Animations: tools that work on what you select in Studio.
- Checkpoints: every version Roflow saved, and restoring one.
- Trends, Grow, Publish: what is popular on Roblox, your game's player stats, and getting ready to publish.
Next steps
- How Roflow Works: what happens after you send a message.
- Talking to Roflow: writing good requests.