Getting Started

ScriptSense is designed to be “add it and forget it.”

Once installed, you can simply open a script and ScriptSense will surface useful project info automatically (code health, tasks, unused variables, broken paths, and more). The terminal / command palette is optional.

Install

1. Open the ScriptSense asset page and add it to your inventory: ScriptSense on the Creator Store

2. In Roblox Studio, install it from either:

   • Your inventory (Plugins → Manage Plugins / My Plugins), or
   • Toolbox → Plugins tab → find ScriptSense → install

3. That’s it.

First Use

1. Open any script (Script / LocalScript / ModuleScript).
2. ScriptSense will show a widget with live insights like:
   • Code health
   • Tasks (TODO/FIXME/HACK)
   • Unused variables
   • Broken paths / dependency issues
   • Other project signals depending on what’s available

You don’t need to run a command for this.

Optional: Open the Command Palette / Terminal

If you do want to use commands:

• Open the Plugins section in the Studio toolbar and open ScriptSense’s palette/terminal from there.

Some useful first commands:

• help — list commands / get help for one command
• scan — scan for issues and dead code
• tasks — open the Tasks hub
• docs — open this documentation
• theme — change theme presets / tweak UI colors

Troubleshooting

I installed it, but nothing shows up

• Try opening a script first and add something like getfenv() (ScriptSense reacts to an active script).
• Make sure the plugin is enabled in Studio (Plugin Management).

The terminal isn’t showing

• The terminal is optional. ScriptSense features still work without it.
• Open it from the Studio toolbar’s Plugins section.