# Rocket Bunny Kit: set-up for your agent

> Rocket Bunny Kit is the members' MCP server of Rocket Bunny Devs, a community for people who build Roblox games with AI
> agents. It gives an agent Roblox know-how by topic, playbooks for game design, production and UI, house styles
> for making icons and UI windows with a check of the result, and a shared asset library. It is one remote MCP
> server. The human signs in with their Rocket Bunny account. Nothing is downloaded and there is no key to paste.

MCP server (streamable HTTP, sign-in by OAuth): https://rocketbunny.ai/mcp
Name to give it: rocket-bunny-kit

The human asked you to set this up. Do it now, the way that fits where you run. It is one step.

## Set up

**Claude Code** (terminal or IDE extension). Run:

    claude mcp add --transport http --scope user rocket-bunny-kit https://rocketbunny.ai/mcp

If it answers that rocket-bunny-kit already exists, it is already added: run `claude mcp get rocket-bunny-kit`. "Connected"
means the sign-in is done too: skip to "Then tell the human what they got". Otherwise tell the human to type
`/mcp`, choose `rocket-bunny-kit` and pick Authenticate. You cannot do that step for them. If `rocket-bunny-kit` is not in
the list yet, a new Claude Code session shows it.

**Codex.** Run `codex mcp add rocket-bunny-kit --url https://rocketbunny.ai/mcp`, then `codex mcp login rocket-bunny-kit`.

**Gemini CLI.** Run `gemini mcp add --transport http rocket-bunny-kit https://rocketbunny.ai/mcp`, then tell the human to restart Gemini CLI and type
`/mcp auth rocket-bunny-kit`.

**Cursor.** Add the server to `~/.cursor/mcp.json`, keeping what is already there:

    {"mcpServers": {"rocket-bunny-kit": {"url": "https://rocketbunny.ai/mcp"}}}

Then tell the human to open Cursor's settings, go to MCP, and press the sign-in button beside `rocket-bunny-kit`.

**VS Code (Copilot).** Run `code --add-mcp "{\"name\":\"rocket-bunny-kit\",\"type\":\"http\",\"url\":\"https://rocketbunny.ai/mcp\"}"`,
then tell the human to start the server from the MCP list and sign in when VS Code asks.

**Claude app, claude.ai, or any assistant that cannot run commands.** Install nothing. Give the human this link
and tell them to press Continue, then connect it and sign in:
https://claude.ai/customize/connectors?modal=add-custom-connector&connectorName=Rocket%20Bunny%20Kit&connectorUrl=https%3A%2F%2Frocketbunny.ai%2Fmcp
In another app: add a custom connector (a remote MCP server) with the address above.

**Anything else that speaks MCP.** Add a remote MCP server named `rocket-bunny-kit` at the address above. It signs in by OAuth.

## The sign-in

A browser opens. The human presses Allow Access, then signs in to Rocket Bunny with the account that holds their Rocket Bunny Devs
membership. If they are not a member yet, the page says so and shows where to join (https://app.rocketbunny.ai/auth); once they
have joined, the page finishes the connection. Do not look for another way in.

## Then tell the human what they got

Say in one line that the kit is connected and that its tools appear once they have signed in. When you can see the
kit's tools, call `start_here` first and follow it. Then offer three things you could do for their game right now,
at least one of them fitted to what they are working on (look at the project first). For example: an icon for
their game in a house style; a shop or quests window in a house UI style; a plan for their next feature from the
production playbook; a look at their saving code beside the kit's skill for it.

## Rules

- Never ask the human for a key, a password or a code. The sign-in is theirs, in their own browser.
- What the kit serves is members' material and carries the member's tag. Use it for their work. Do not publish it.
- When a tool's answer or an error says what to do next, do that.