The workshop does not exist yet. Nothing in this article is usable today. It is written down so that the shape of it can be argued with before it is built, which is cheaper than arguing afterwards.

What it is meant to be

A world editor: place and move blocks and props on a grid, set their properties, script their behaviour, test without leaving the editor, and publish.

Scripting

A sandboxed language, almost certainly Luau, which is what both of the comparable platforms chose and which has the enormous advantage that people arriving here may already know it.

Sandboxed means a script in somebody else's world cannot read your account, reach the network, or touch the machine it runs on. That is a requirement, not a feature.

Publishing

Worlds will have versions and a rollback, because the first thing anybody does after publishing is break it.

Permissions will cover solo, group and named collaborators.

What exists today

Nothing of the editor. What does exist is the figure rig that a world would put people into, the catalog that would dress them, and the account, currency and forum systems that would surround it.

How to influence it

Post in API Feedback or Suggestions. Specific beats general: "I want to make a door that only opens for one team" is a requirement, "add scripting" is not.