Question 1

Who is vectiscode for?

Accepted Answer

Anyone building on Roblox. If you're new, it helps you build things you couldn't code yourself while explaining how they work. If you're a pro, it automates the tedious parts of game dev so you can focus on making your game fun.

Question 2

Do I need to know how to code to use it?

Accepted Answer

Not at all. You can describe what you want in plain English, and vectiscode will write the code for you. As you use it, you'll start to learn how Luau works because the AI explains every change it makes.

Question 3

Can I use it on my existing games?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Vectis indexes your existing hierarchy and retrieves the scripts, remotes, modules, UI, and world anchors relevant to each request. It is designed for focused edits to existing systems, not only greenfield projects.

Question 4

How much usage allocation does one prompt consume?

Accepted Answer

Most simple prompts use only a small amount of usage, while larger code changes consume more because Vectis reads project context, plans the patch, and checks the output. The Free plan includes basic usage, which is enough for learning, debugging, project reviews, and focused feature work when you ask clear prompts.

Question 5

Is my code kept private?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Your scripts and game structure are only used to provide context for the AI during your session. We do not use your code to train our models, and you can clear your stored snapshots at any time.

Question 6

What is Planning Mode?

Accepted Answer

Planning Mode asks the agent to produce an implementation plan before a patch. The normal runtime still inspects context and validates output, while Planning Mode makes the intended route visible before generation.