Source ledger

Automate a Restaurant Roblox Official Links & Sources

Every factual page on this site starts with an accessible Roblox source, a scope statement, and a fixed verification date.

How sources are used

Official Roblox pages and APIs support game identity, the published description, listing metadata, and public community identity. They do not automatically support claims about hidden mechanics, code rewards, item stats, prices, or patch details.

Official

Official Roblox experience page

Checked Available

Game name, creator, public description, core gameplay loop, Roblox entry point.

Open source
Official

Official Roblox game API

Checked Available

Universe and place identity, creator group, genre, listing timestamps, public counts.

Open source
Official

Official m_experiment Roblox group

Checked Available

Developer community destination.

Open source
Official

Official Roblox group API

Checked Available

Group identity and public community metadata.

Open source
Restricted

Official Roblox social-links endpoint

Checked Authentication required

A public Trello or Discord link cannot be confirmed from this endpoint without authorization.

Open source
Evidence boundaries

What is intentionally not claimed

The current public source set does not verify an active code, a code-redeeming interface, an official Trello or Discord URL, a full Wiki database, a named tier list, drone stats, recipe stats, item rarity, or game formulas. These are gaps, not invitations to use a generic Roblox template.

Third-party videos and database snapshots can be useful leads, but they do not outrank a primary source for current game facts. They are not used here to fill in a missing reward, recipe, or ranking.

What sources does this Automate a Restaurant wiki use?

The source ledger currently uses the official Roblox experience page, official game API, m_experiment group page, and official group API. Each record shows what it supports, its access status, and its check date.

Why are some Automate a Restaurant facts marked unverified?

An official page can confirm the game loop without confirming item stats, code rewards, a complete recipe list, or patch details. This site keeps those boundaries visible instead of treating missing data as a fact.

Can community videos or database pages verify a code or tier list?

They can be leads, but they do not replace a current primary source for code rewards, item values, or rankings. The site adds a claim only when its source supports that specific fact and a check date is recorded.