Auto-generated UI
Declare an Arguments schema. The plugin builds the form for you: text fields, toggles, dropdowns, instance pickers, sliders. No GuiObject wiring, no Roact, no boilerplate.
One-undo execution
Every command runs inside a single ChangeHistoryService recording. One Ctrl+Z reverses the entire operation, even if it touched a thousand instances.
Cross-place library
Save commands to your personal library and reuse them across every place. Bundled Global commands ship with the plugin. Browse, load, customize.
Typed arguments
The plugin auto-generates a Luau ArgumentResult type for each command's schema. New commands ship with the type annotation pre-wired, so you get full IntelliSense on props.Arguments on save.
Runtime delivery
Tag a command @client and the plugin ships it to ReplicatedStorage at edit-time, ready to require() from a LocalScript at runtime.
Composable
Call other commands from inside Run via props:RunCommand(name, args). Build small, sharp tools and compose them into bigger workflows.
A command in 25 lines.
Click + and the plugin scaffolds a typed starter template. Fill in the Arguments schema and the Run body. The plugin handles the UI, wires undo/redo, and gives you a typed props table.
local Types = require(script.Types)
return {
Arguments = {
Color = {
Type = "color",
Default = Color3.new(1, 0, 0),
Description = "Color to apply",
},
Anchor = {
Type = "switch",
Default = true,
Description = "Anchor each part after recoloring",
},
},
Run = function(props: Types.Props, arguments: Types.ArgumentResult)
for _, object in props.Selected do
if object:IsA("BasePart") then
object.Color = arguments.Color
object.Anchored = arguments.Anchor
end
end
end,
}
Try it.
Pick a command, tweak its arguments, hit Execute. Same schema-to-form-to-output loop you'll get inside Studio, just without the part. Flip to Source to see the Lua that drives the form.
Color to apply to the part.
Stage
Output
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