Getting Started

Quick Start Guide

Get up and running with Paragon in under a minute.

Download the Plugin

Install the Paragon plugin from the Roblox Creator Store to connect your game to the AI.

Connect to Paragon

Open the plugin in Roblox Studio and click "Connect". Then open the Dashboard and link your plugin session. You'll see a green Connected status when ready.

Start Building

Describe what you want to build in the chat. Paragon will create scripts, import assets, and modify your game in real-time.

Best Practices

How to Control Paragon AI

Get better results by understanding how to communicate with the AI.

Reset When Stuck

Long sessions accumulate noise. Start a new build when switching features or if the AI keeps referencing old context.

Iterate in Small Steps

Chain small prompts instead of requesting complete systems. Each step builds verified context.

→"Create a basic kill brick that damages on touch"

→"Make it only damage if not holding Shield tool"

→"Add particle effect and 0.5s debounce"

Be Specific

Detail exactly what you want to achieve and why. The more context you provide about your goals, the better the AI can assist you.

✕"Add a weapon system"

✓"Create a modular weapon system that uses RaycastParams for hit detection and handles damage on the server"

Keep Scripts Modular

Small, focused scripts get better results. A 1000-line script is hard for AI to reason about.

GunSystemReloadHandlerAmmoManagerHitDetection

Verify Security-Critical Code

AI can hallucinate deprecated APIs. Always review code that handles currency, XP, or ownership — exploiters will find holes.

BodyVelocity→LinearVelocity

Use Images Often

Paste or upload reference images directly into your chat. Screenshots of UI designs, examples from other games, or mockups give Paragon far richer context than text descriptions ever could.

Guide Paragon to Test Its Work

Paragon will try to validate its work naturally, but explaining how to test the full flow makes it more thorough. Give it the steps — "spawn in, pick up the sword, swing at the dummy" — so it can verify end-to-end.

Plan Before Building

Start with a high-level description of what you're building. Ask Paragon to outline the approach before writing code — this catches issues early and leads to better results.

→"I want to build a pet system. What scripts and structure would you recommend?"

→"Walk me through how you'd implement an inventory before we start."

Provide Clear Success Criteria

Tell Paragon exactly what "working" looks like. Clear goals let the AI verify its own work and iterate until it succeeds.

✕"Make the gun work better"

✓"The gun should fire 3 bullets per click, each dealing 15 damage, with a 0.3s cooldown"

Ask for Explanations

Request explanations of what the code does or why Paragon chose a particular approach. This helps you learn, catch potential issues, and push back on decisions you disagree with.

→"Explain why you used RemoteFunction instead of RemoteEvent here."

→"Walk me through how this debounce logic works."

Treat It Like a Teammate

Paragon works best as a pair-programmer, not a magic box. Explain your intent, share constraints, and correct it when it drifts. The clearer you are, the faster you ship.

Ready to build?

Open Dashboard