Current Trying to figure out what require(“@rbx”) does and how to use it.
@ before anything in typescript is when you define a custom path to something, so I guess they implemented the same in roblox
In this case it references the rbx folder under PlatformLibraries
If you try to access it manually you dont have permissions
18:31:44.889 > print(game.PlatformLibraries) - Studio
18:31:44.897 Current thread doesn't have permissions to access child PlatformLibraries of class DataModel
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8 > print(game.PlatformLibraries) - Studio
15:57:50.803 PlatformLibraries is not a valid member of DataModel “Place1” - Edit
15:57:50.803 Stack Begin - Studio
15:57:50.803 Script ‘CommandBar’, Line 1 - Studio
15:57:50.803 Stack End - Studio
15:57:50.814 PlatformLibraries is not a valid member of DataModel “Place1” - Studio
Lol, Im pretty sure its because its in command bar, but I dont know lol 
Its only there when you play the game
ohh, lol, yeah, I just realized that
As @happya_x puts it best, it refers to the Roblox platform libraries hidden object. The only object in it currently is the AvatarAbilities module.
how the heck are you guys even seeing that module. Im not even able to see it
super cool now I have a bit more information on the services too
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