Features

This section gives each major Forest feature its own page: what it does, why it exists, and where to go deeper.

Every page in this section carries platform badges under its title showing where the feature is available:

A page with both badges describes a feature that works on Roblox and UEFN alike. A page with a single badge describes a feature specific to that platform. The badges link to the matching platform guide.

Feature	What it gives you
Installing Packages	One command that downloads a package and its whole dependency tree into your project, reproducibly.
Publishing Packages	Upload your own packages to the registry, public or private, with automatic versioning prompts.
Models in Packages	Ship 3D models and other assets within your packages.
Auditing & Updates	See what’s outdated, review license risk across your tree, and update safely.
Local Directory Linking	Point a dependency at a local folder while you work on it, no publish per change.
Mounts	Several dependency folders in one Roblox project, such as a server-only one that never replicates to clients.
Private Packages	Registry-level access control for internal code you don’t want public.
CI & API Tokens	Read-only tokens that let CI pipelines install private packages without a login.
Studios	Shared team accounts that own packages collectively, with ranks and per-package permissions.
Mirrored Wally Packages	The existing Wally open-source ecosystem, installable from Forest on day one.
AI Agents & MCP	Connect your AI agent in a couple of steps: the Forest MCP server and skill let it find, vet, install, and publish packages, including your private ones.