Please watch TUTORIAL HERE for complete breakdown on how to use Hot Box.

1. Click this to create a new script and name it. After you will see a new entry in the menu below
2. This button moves the folder up or down in the list (this is reflected in the quick access menu)
3. Renames the folder
4. Hides the entire folder from quick access menu
5. Hides individual scripts from the quick access menu
6. Moves scripts up and down within folder structure
7. Renames scripts
8. Add/Change icon
9. Rename script
10. Delete script
11. Delete all scripts
12. Set/Change folder for selected script
13. Runs the selected script without needing to use a hotkey or quick access menu
14. When this button is clicked, it will import the selected scripts code into the script edit (click the dropdown menu in the script editor to access)
15. After creating the script, click save script to save changes
16. Set a hotkey and the editor the hotkey will be used in
17. Export selected hotkey as a .json file. This .json file can be backed up / shared with other users
18. Exports all your scripts including all settings such as icons and folder structure. When re importing you will get the exact same setup you are familiar with
19. Use this to import scripts that have been saved out from steps 17/18.

If you dont know Python, create your own tools/scripts by using this prompt in any AI: (Please watch tutorial HERE for more details)

I'm using Hot Box (a Blender addon that runs Python scripts via exec). I want a script that [describe what it does] with a popup dialog / redo panel for the user to adjust [list parameters]. 

Requirements:

• Wrap the logic in a bpy.types.Operator class with bl_options = {'REGISTER', 'UNDO'}
• Expose the adjustable parameters as bpy.props (FloatProperty, IntProperty, etc.)
• Use invoke() with context.window_manager.invoke_props_dialog(self) to show the popup before execution
• Put the actual logic in execute() using self. to read the values
• Register the class with an unregister/register guard so it works on repeat runs
• Call the operator via bpy.app.timers.register() with a temp_override(window=...) to defer the invoke — this is required because Hot Box runs scripts inside its own operator, which blocks child invokes
• Use a unique bl_idname in the hotbox.* namespace

After generating the code, just copy and paste the results after clicking 'edit script' and paste it into the script editor and save script.

Any questions please reach out to me directly.