Assistant Updates: Introducing Creator-Authored Skills
Key Takeaways
You can now create your own Skills, in addition to the Roblox-authored ones built into Studio Assistant.
Write a Skill yourself or have Assistant build it with /rbx-create-skill then edit and reuse it so Assistant follows the way you like to build.
Hi Creators,
Today, we’re launching creator-authored Skills: guides for Assistant that you can define to automate specific conventions you want to follow or tedious workflows you don’t want to repeat — like how you name modules or the checks you run before you ship.
When we introduced Skills, every Skill was Roblox-authored and built into Assistant. Now, you can make your own Skills for Assistant to help you with your workflows. You can also edit or delete Skills at any time. Skills also work in third-party MCP clients like Claude Desktop, Claude Code and Cursor so the conventions you capture follow you wherever you use Assistant.
Create Your Own Skills
A Skill is a Markdown document that teaches Assistant how to perform a task, including a short description of what it does and when to apply it, plus a body of instructions. The description is what Assistant matches your request against and decides when the Skill is used.
Your Skills live in the new Skills tab in Assistant Settings, reachable from the “…” menu in the top-right of the Assistant panel. You can manage everything about your Skills from this tab, including:
• Create a new Skill from scratch
• Edit your Skills inline
• Enable or disable a Skill with a single toggle
• Duplicate a Roblox-authored Skill to customize it
• Delete Skills you no longer need
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Add, Edit, Remove, or Disable Skills at any time in Assistant Settings
For the full walkthrough, see the Assistant skills documentation.
Here are a few example use cases:
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Coding conventions: Capture your naming, formatting, and module structure once for Assistant to follow every time it writes or edits…