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The Generator Pages

The public pages search engines send people to — and where their big button really goes.

Four front doors

Four pages on vyroai.vip carry one generator each, free to read with no account:

They are the pages a search engine sends new people to, so each one shows the whole shape before asking anything.

The page opens on an idea box

The first thing on each page is a box to type your idea into, with a row of chips under it. On the plugin, mod and Skript pages they are tool chips (Minecraft plugin, Discord bot, Skript and Datapack, plus Minecraft mod on the mod page), and pressing one changes which tool your idea goes to. Only the Discord bot page has example chips, which fill the box with an example.

On the plugin and Discord bot pages the button reads Show me the plan — free. Signed out, it shows you the plan, every file it would write and the first file in full before you make an account — no credits, no project. On the mod and Skript pages typing costs nothing and runs nothing. Typing Your Idea Before You Sign Up has the detail.

The pages also say what signing up gives you: 100 free credits on sign-up, plus 10 a day for 30 days — no Discord needed and no card — and 200 more if you join the Discord.

Where the big button goes

Pressing the button — after the plan, Sign up to compile this on the plugin page and Sign up to build this bot on the bot page — saves your idea and the tool you picked, then points you at the sign-up card beside it. After you make an account you land on the home screen with that tool already chosen and your own words already in the composer — one more click starts the build. It does not put you in AI Chat.

Already signed in? The same button takes you straight to the home screen, set up the same way, with no card in between.

A saved idea is kept for a day and then forgotten, so a stale thought from last week is never pushed on you. If your browser blocks storage, you still sign up normally — the text just does not travel with you. Leave the box empty and the page fills in its own first example, so the button always has something to carry.

There is no separate product behind these pages: they are the same generators this studio documents, on the same account, credits and projects. The page is just the door — what it makes is a normal project you can open in the Code Studio afterwards.

Prefer being walked through instead? The long guides at /resources start from "I want a plugin that does X" and end with a working file — see The Guides, and When to Read Them Instead.

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