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# Stishy, your AI assistant

Stishy is the AI assistant built into your dashboard. Ask her about your store, get help with Luau, or have her make changes for you.

Open her from the prompt bar on your dashboard home, or the panel in the top bar.

## What she can answer

She reads your live store data, so ask in plain language:

* "How many sales did I get this month?"
* "Which product earns the most?"
* "Who bought Skybox Kit recently?"
* "Show me my worst-rated product."

She looks numbers up rather than guessing, so figures match your dashboard.

## What she can do

With your approval, Stishy can act on the studio:

|           |                                                                                            |
| --------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ |
| Products  | Create a draft, edit title, tagline, description, price, set live or back to draft, delete |
| Licenses  | Grant a free license, revoke one                                                           |
| Blacklist | Block or unblock a user                                                                    |
| Studio    | Edit the studio profile                                                                    |

Ask for it in normal words, "give ProBuilder123 a free copy of Skybox Kit", and she'll work out which product and user you mean. Usernames or numeric Roblox IDs both work.

### Approving changes

Anything that changes data stops for your approval first. Stishy shows a card describing exactly what she's about to do, and nothing happens until you press **Approve**.

Destructive actions (deleting a product, revoking a license, blacklisting someone) are marked in red and warn you that they can't be undone.

Denying is always safe; she'll ask what you'd rather do instead.

{% hint style="info" %}
A product Stishy creates starts as a **draft** with no file attached. Upload your model on the product's **Files** tab, then set it live.
{% endhint %}

## Code help

She writes and reviews Luau. Paste a script and ask what's wrong with it, or describe what you need and let her draft it.

## Skills

A skill is a shortcut you define once and reuse, e.g. `/sales` expanding into "summarize yesterday's sales and traffic". Create them from the prompt bar's skill menu.

## Mentions

Type `@` in the prompt bar to attach a specific product, license, buyer, or review to your message, so there's no ambiguity about what you mean.

## Conversations

Chats are saved and grouped by date; reopen an old one from the history panel.

**Incognito** chats aren't saved at all. Use one when you'd rather nothing was kept.

## Limits

Stishy is rate limited per account to keep the service responsive: 20 messages a minute, and 10 approved actions a minute. Normal use won't hit these.

## What she won't do

She declines anything aimed at harming others: bypassing someone else's license checks, cracking or lifting paid assets, or defeating anti-piracy. Ask for a legitimate approach and she'll help with that instead.


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