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@netrodev/howtofix-roblox-bridge

v0.1.8

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Localhost bridge between HowToFix and Roblox Studio. Serves every open Studio window on one port.

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@netrodev/howtofix-roblox-bridge

The localhost server Roblox Studio connects to.

npx @netrodev/howtofix-roblox-bridge

Prints the port and the token. In Studio, enable Allow HTTP Requests (Game Settings → Security), then point the plugin at that port and token.

Options

| flag | meaning | | --- | --- | | --port <n> | Bind a specific port. Default 0, which asks the OS for a free one so two projects can run at once. |

Environment

| variable | meaning | | --- | --- | | HOWTOFIX_ROBLOX_TOKEN | Use a fixed token instead of generating one. | | HOWTOFIX_AGENT_DIR | Where the port and token are written. Default ~/.howtofix/agent. |

Why it is a local server, not a client

Studio is a GUI application with no headless entry point, so an outside process cannot call into it. The plugin dials this bridge on loopback and holds the socket open; tool calls are pushed down it.

Because loopback is shared, the token is checked during the HTTP upgrade, before WebSocket framing — every process on the machine can reach the port otherwise.

One bridge serves every open Studio window at once. A request names the window it is for; a request that names none resolves only when exactly one is connected, and with two or more it is an error rather than a guess.