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To set up a new Roblox game project, you can run a guided onboarding process that prompts you for your starting point, team size, genre, sync tool, and UI framework, then automatically generates the necessary starter files and configuration.

Configuring a Roblox project workspace typically requires generating essential files like project.config.json, CLAUDE.md, default.project.json, and production/review-mode.txt to establish project defaults and persist configuration choices for future sessions.

Yes, you can resume configuration for an existing Roblox project by re-running the onboarding guided setup, which detects your previous context and applies stored choices to quickly re-initialize your session configuration.

Guided onboarding supports different Roblox team sizes and genres by offering preset selections during the setup prompts, allowing you to tailor the project defaults and generated configuration files to your specific game development context.

The best way to persist Roblox project configuration across sessions is to use an onboarding template that stores your setup choices in files like project.config.json, ensuring future sessions automatically load your established defaults.