0.23.0

Baseplate 0.23.0

Turn a finding into a clear task, keep control of your agents and get a result you can check in Roblox Studio.

• Verify → Guide. Prepare a task from a finding with its context and checks. Baseplate verifies that the report, project and source files still match before starting work. Preparing a task does not launch an agent or edit your game.
• Clearer agent permissions. Full access requires confirmation in the desktop app. Recovery into Native CLI keeps the selected access restrictions, and a denied tool action is shown as a failure rather than successful work.
• More reliable subscription checks. Signed, time-limited confirmations and server-side device checks protect paid access. Temporary verification failures keep the key available for recovery; failed renewals have a bounded grace period. Your subscription remains managed through Stripe.
• Results grounded in Studio. Prepared work and a successful recorded playtest are tracked separately. The first successful replay after a source change is a useful milestone, not a claim that every part of your game works.
• Tested upgrades. Installed upgrades from 0.22 were checked on Windows desktop, the Store package, Mac Intel and Apple Silicon, including Rosetta migration, while preserving project settings and encrypted credentials.

Your AI provider's authentication, subscription and usage limits still apply. Claude organization restrictions, unsupported personal Gemini Code Assist access, Cursor account limits and a signed-out Antigravity account require action with the provider. Launching an installed CLI does not prove that its account can complete an AI task.

macOS: manual DMG updates; these fallback packages are not Developer ID signed or notarized. macOS may ask for your Mac login password to approve access to the existing Baseplate Safe Storage Keychain item. Do not delete that item. See the installation guide.

Microsoft Store availability follows Microsoft's certification and rollout independently of the GitHub release.