The Kiwari team · Published November 4, 2026
Picking Toolbox assets in chat
Filling a world usually means a detour: open the Toolbox, search, squint at thumbnails, insert, inspect, delete, repeat. Kiwari does that search from the chat, and when the choice matters, the choice stays with you.
Ask in plain words
"Find a lantern for the cave" or "pick a sword for the shop" is enough. Kiwari searches the Toolbox and looks at the real results: the thumbnails, the creator, the type. For background filler like trees, rocks, and crates, it inserts the fitting one and moves on, so a build is not slowed down by choices nobody cares about.
You pick when it matters
When an asset defines the result, the hero pet, the signature prop, the vehicle players will stare at, Kiwari shows you cards right in the chat: two to four candidates with their thumbnails and its recommendation. You tap the one you want. If you do not answer, the countdown ends and it goes with the recommendation, so nothing ever stalls waiting on a click.
The thumbnails show what you picked, so there is no guessing whether the thing in your game is the thing you saw.
Bundled scripts are your call
Community Toolbox assets often carry scripts you did not ask for, sometimes harmless, sometimes not. When Kiwari inserts an asset, you choose whether those bundled scripts come with it. Leave them out and Kiwari writes the logic itself, in the style of the rest of your game. That one habit avoids the classic "free model, weird behavior" bug hunt.
Sounds and icons too
Sounds from search can be previewed before they go into your game, so you are not inserting audio blind. When you are building UI, you can search icons by name instead of scrolling the Toolbox for glyphs.
Getting good results
- Search generic. "Tree" beats "a spooky tree for a cave entrance". Kiwari styles and places the asset to fit your game; the search just needs the object.
- Try a plainer word if a search comes back empty.
- Say when you want to choose. "Show me options for the shop counter" gets you the cards; "add some crates" gets you crates.
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Common questions
Kiwari goes with its recommendation when the countdown ends, so a build never stalls waiting for a click.
Community assets can carry scripts you did not ask for. Kiwari lets you choose whether they come along, and when in doubt you can leave them out and have Kiwari write the logic itself.
Yes. Sounds from search can be previewed before they go into your game.