Kitpop MCP

Add your Kitpop packs to Roblox Studio from your AI coding assistant.

Spends no credits · your token stays on your computer

1. Get a code

Go to Account → Connections → Kitpop Bridge and press Get a code. It works for 10 minutes.

Get a code →

2. Link your account

In a terminal, type your code instead of ABC123:

Terminal
npx -y kitpop-mcp link ABC123

3. Add it to your assistant

Claude Code
claude mcp add kitpop -- npx -y kitpop-mcp
Claude Desktop · Settings → Developer → Edit Config
{
  "mcpServers": {
    "kitpop": { "command": "npx", "args": ["-y", "kitpop-mcp"] }
  }
}
Cursor · ~/.cursor/mcp.json
{
  "mcpServers": {
    "kitpop": { "command": "npx", "args": ["-y", "kitpop-mcp"] }
  }
}

Restart the assistant after this. Then turn on Roblox Studio’s own MCP server too (Studio → Assistant → … → Manage MCP Servers) so your assistant can put the files in your game.

Or install the plugin (Claude Code)

One step for the server and the ready-made skills. Link your account first (step 2), then type:

Claude Code · 1
/plugin marketplace add diaboyy/kitpop-mcp
Claude Code · 2
/plugin install kitpop-for-roblox@kitpop

Ready-made skills

  • Game icon & thumbnails — Picks your icon and 16:9 thumbnails and tells you where they go.
  • Shop UI — Builds a phone-friendly shop screen from your pack’s panels, buttons and items.
  • Game pass icons — Uploads pass and product icons and gives you the asset id list.
  • Logo sign — Puts your logo on a sign in front of the camera.
  • Insert 3D model — Brings a Kitpop 3D model in, stands it on the ground, scales and anchors it.

Try saying: “Get my Candy Obby pack from Kitpop and set up the game icon.” Every change in Studio can be undone with Ctrl+Z.

It only reads your packs and downloads files. Cut access any time: Account → Connections → Manage → Disconnect. Source on GitHub