Roblox script glossary

• Auto Farm — runs the game's main grind loop for you: collect, sell, upgrade, repeat. The single most common feature there is, and what it means in practice depends entirely on the game.
• Auto Sell — cashes in your haul when the bag fills, so the farm never stalls waiting for space.
• Auto Rebirth — takes the progress reset that buys a permanent multiplier, at the point it pays off.
• Auto Train — repeats the stat-raising action, which in most anime and strength games is the whole progression.
• Auto Collect — picks up the drops without walking to them.
• AFK Farm — the same idea, named for the fact that you are not at the keyboard.

• Kill Aura — damages everything that comes within a radius of you, continuously, with no input.
• Aimbot — locks your aim onto the nearest valid target so shots land without tracking.
• Silent Aim — redirects your shots to the target after you fire, so your crosshair never visibly snaps. The quieter half of an aimbot.
• Triggerbot — fires the moment a target crosses your crosshair.
• Hitbox Expander — grows the target's hit area so near misses register.
• Auto Parry — blocks on the exact frame an incoming hit lands, which in a ball game is the entire skill ceiling.

• ESP — draws players, items or objectives through walls. Short for extra-sensory perception, which tells you how old the term is.
• Noclip — lets you pass through walls and floors the game means to stop you.
• Fly — lifts your character off the ground and lets you move in three dimensions.
• Teleport — moves you across the map instantly, usually to a picked location or item.
• Infinite Jump — removes the jump limit, so you can keep climbing in mid-air.
• Speed / Jump Boost — raises movement speed or jump height past what the game grants.

• Hub — a script covering many games at once, with a game picker in the menu. Convenient; also a bigger surface to trust.
• Universal — works in any game rather than one, usually for something generic like ESP or fly.
• Keyless / No Key — no key system between you and the script.
• Open source — the code can be read. In this niche that is a meaningful trust signal.
• Obfuscated — the code has been deliberately made unreadable. Sometimes to stop reselling, always with the side effect that nobody can check what it does.
• Loadstring — the one-line loader that fetches the real script from a URL and runs it.
• Executor — the program that runs Lua inside the game client. Without one, nothing here does anything.
• Patched — broken by an update, usually the game's or Roblox's, and waiting on the author.

Worth recognising for what they are, because they appear in listings as though they were features:

• OP — overpowered. Means nothing measurable.
• Undetected — a claim nobody can back. Detection is Roblox's decision and it changes without notice.
• Working — true on the day it was written, which is why the update date matters more than the word.
• Level 7 / Level 8 — a leftover ranking from an era with different constraints. It sells; it does not predict anything.