Luau Docs Oracle

Where your AI coding agent stops hallucinating and starts quoting the actual DevForum thread.

A next-generation Model Context Protocol server that wires your favorite AI coding assistant directly into the pulsating nervous system of the Roblox developer ecosystem — the DevForum, the official Creator Docs, the API Reference, the Release Notes, and the community bug tracker. Instead of guessing whether TweenService:Create still accepts a certain easing style in 2026, your agent simply asks, and the answer arrives with citations, thread IDs, accepted solutions, and doc permalinks.

Unlike the original roblox-devforum-mcp — which focused narrowly on forum crawling and doc lookup — Antigravity DevPilot MCP treats the Roblox knowledge graph as a living organism. It doesn't just fetch; it reasons, cross-references, caches, and verifies. It remembers that the API you're about to use was deprecated three months ago in a Release Note that nobody read, and it warns you before you ship broken Luau to a million players.

🛰️ What Makes This Different?

Most MCP servers are glorified curl wrappers with a JSON parser taped on. Antigravity DevPilot MCP is a multi-layered knowledge refinery. Think of it as a librarian, a fact-checker, and a seasoned Roblox veteran sitting on your shoulder — except that librarian has an eidetic memory of 14 years of forum posts, and that veteran never sleeps.

It ingests:

• DevForum threads structured by category (Scripting Support, Bug Reports, Feature Requests, Resources, Community Tutorials)
• Accepted answers extracted with heuristics that distinguish "this is the accepted solution" from "this person just said 'thanks'"
• Creator Documentation articles, tutorials, and API dumps
• Release Notes mapped to engine versions
• Deprecation timelines with the exact release that introduced them
• Community bug reports tagged by severity and confirmation status

Then it exposes this entire corpus through a clean tool surface your AI agent can call.

🎯 The Problem We Actually Solve

You open your editor. You ask your AI: "Write a Luau script that raycasts the player's mouse and spawns a part at the hit position." The model confidently produces code using Ray.new() — which has been soft-deprecated since forever — and forgets to filter the Mouse.TargetFilter. You ship it. It breaks in three subtle ways. You spend two hours on the DevForum discovering that a random 2021 thread already documented this exact pitfall.

Antigravity DevPilot MCP collapses that two-hour loop into one tool call.

The agent now:

1. Queries the current API Reference for RaycastParams.
2. Checks whether Ray.new() is formally deprecated or merely discouraged.
3. Searches DevForum for recent threads confirming the current idiomatic pattern.
4. Pulls the accepted answer's code snippet.
5. Surfaces the doc permalink so you can verify independently.

All before a single line of Luau is emitted.

✨ Feature Matrix

🧠 Intelligence & Reasoning Layer

• Semantic DevForum Search — search by intent, not just keywords. "Why does my part fall through the floor" is understood as a collision-group question.
• Accepted Answer Extraction — the tool returns the solved post, not the 40 replies of speculation leading up to it.
• Cross-Source Verification — a claim from the forum is validated against the official docs before being returned as authoritative.
• Deprecation Radar — flags APIs that are Deprecated, Soft-Deprecated, Legacy, or Pending Removal, with the release that changed their status.
• Thread Freshness Scoring — a 2019 answer about DataStoreService is weighted lower than a 2025 answer on the same topic.
• Citation Chains — every response includes a resolvable reference you can click to audit.