The CAT Tools
A pre-run escape checklist first, then the guides and codes pages it points to.
This hub is for things you use during a round, not for lore. The CAT does not ship an in-game wiki, a Trello, or a public Discord invite we can list. What we can give you is a short sheet you read before you spawn, then a few links that turn that sheet into movement.
The practical tool is the escape checklist. It is numbered on purpose: join the right place, pick a role, learn one toilet, learn one keycard angle, watch the sewer camp, Shift-sprint, hide the card, leave the doorway, help a cage. If you only open one page on this wiki before a 26-player server, open that one.
Everything else here is a pointer. The how-to-escape guide is the long version of the same breakout. The codes hub is where a redeem UI would be explained if Ikigai Cybercore Studios ever shipped codes — as of September 2026 there are none.
What counts as a tool on this wiki
A tool is a list you can follow with a finger on the screen. Rankings belong under Tier List. Role loops belong under Players. Patch history belongs under Updates. Scripts belong under Scripts with the usual Roblox account-risk warning. This hub stays small so it does not turn into a second guides index.
The escape checklist is the first tool because the cat win condition is leaving, and most new players fail the last ten seconds: they smash a toilet, then stand in the pipe, or they steal a card and wave it, or they pop out of the shelter and AFK in the doorway for a screenshot. A checklist catches those errors better than a 2,000-word essay.
How to use the checklist
Read it once on the website. Then play one round as cat without improvising. Tick the items in order. If you skip “watch the sewer camp” you will feed the S-rank exit to a taser. If you skip “do not hold the card in the open” you will donate clearance. If you skip “help caged teammates” you are playing a single-player morph in a 26-player game.
After the round, only then open how to escape for the why. The checklist is the what.
Caretakers can still use the sheet. Every line is a cat mistake you can punish. A vet who knows the checklist hunts toilets, card-holders, and doorways instead of jogging random halls.
Codes, redeem steps, and what is missing
Players search “The CAT codes” every week. The honest tool is the codes hub, which currently reports no promo codes. There is no redeem button to document beyond “if a box appears, we will write it.” There is no Discord invite and no Trello for this experience that we can publish. Do not paste random strings from a screenshot account.
If a code drop ever goes live, the codes hub updates first, then this tools page will point at the redeem steps. Until then, spending time on codes is not a tool. It is a stall.
Other pages this hub will not duplicate
- Route letters: escape routes
- Gun letters: weapons
- Robux letters: gamepasses
- Cat loop: cat role
- Security loop: caretaker role
- First hour: Getting Started
If you want a second tool later, it will look like the checklist: short, numbered, usable at spawn. We will not add calculators for unpublished passes or fake drop-rate widgets for Angel cat.
Suggested click path
- Open the escape checklist.
- Join The Cat Shelter (place 76526090659517).
- Play one cat round following the numbers.
- Read how to escape for the parts you failed.
- Glance at codes only if you heard a rumor — then come back when the page still says none.
That is the whole hub. Use the sheet. Then go play.
Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers for The CAT on Roblox.
What tool should I open first?
The escape checklist. It is the pre-run sheet for leaving the shelter without throwing the last ten seconds.
Is the checklist only for cats?
It is written for cats. Caretakers can still use it as a list of mistakes to punish: toilets, cards, sewers, and doorways.
Where do I redeem codes?
There are no working promo codes as of September 2026. Check the codes hub instead of pasting random strings.
Why isn't there a Trello or Discord tool?
This experience has no public Trello and no Discord invite we can list. The wiki stays on in-game loops and checklists.
How is this different from the escape guide?
The how-to-escape guide explains routes. The checklist is the numbered order you follow at spawn.