Limbo Hub Script for Steal An Egg (No Key)

Limbo Hub v1.0.3 is the keyless panel loaded in this Steal An Egg video, and its whole pitch fits in one sentence: you tell it which egg rarities you care about, flip one switch, and your avatar walks off to grab them. Everything written below comes from what appears on screen during the run on the Delta executor, recorded on September 17, 2026, while The Rift event was live.

What Limbo Hub v1.0.3 puts on your screen

The window is a dark, compact panel with a sidebar split into Information, Main, Upgrade, Event and Webhook, plus a "Search Features" box at the top that jumps you to any toggle by name. The header reads "Limbo Hub v1.0.3 · Delta · Steal an Egg", so there is no guessing about which build is running. The Main tab lists Auto Steal Egg, Auto Place Egg, Auto Hatch Egg, Auto Sell Pets, Auto Sell Eggs, Auto Favorite Pets and Auto Fuse Pets. That last entry exists in the menu but is never opened in the clip, so treat it as unexplored territory.

Auto Steal Egg and its target filters

This is the section the video spends the most time on. Before switching anything on, you narrow down what counts as a worthwhile target:

• Target Areas – limit stealing to certain parts of the map.
• Target Categories (Species) – only chase eggs of the species you pick.
• Target Rarities – a searchable dropdown that starts at Basic and Common and climbs from there. In the demo the picks are Cosmic, Eternal, Godly and Divine.
• Target Mutations – filter by mutation type.
• Min Weight (kg) – a slider that skips eggs below a weight threshold.

Each filter has its own toggle, so you can leave species on "Any" while rarity stays strict. Below the filters sit Movement Mode (set to Tween in the video) and a Movement Speed slider, which decide how your character travels to each target. Hitting Enable Auto Steal starts the loop: the avatar waits a moment, picks up a lower egg first, then heads for the higher-value ones on the far side of the map.

Placing, hatching and selling without touching anything

Once eggs are in your hands, a few more toggles close the loop:

1. Enable Auto Place drops stolen eggs onto your base.
2. Auto Hatch cracks them open.
3. Auto Sell Pets and Auto Sell Eggs get rid of the pets or eggs you don't want, the "useless" ones as the creator puts it. Each has its own rarity and species filter, and the pet seller adds a Sell Delay slider plus a Sell Pets Now button for a one-off clear-out.

Auto Favorite Pets sits right next to them, and it matters because favoriting is how you mark the pets you want to keep apart from the rest. In the footage the pen is packed with big earners, with income pop-ups in the $13M to $55M range floating over the fence while this runs.

Upgrade tab: treadmill and base

Two automations live here: Auto Upgrade Treadmill (with an "Auto Treadmill Upgrade" switch and an "Upgrade Treadmill Now" button) and Auto Upgrade Base. The creator simply points them out as a way to keep both levelling in the background; there's no breakdown of costs or upgrade tiers.

Event tab: Rift Sacrifice on Full Auto

The Event tab is built around The Rift. It shows rows for Auto Rift Boss, Rift Sacrifice, Rift Mode, a Recipe Filter, a Sacrifice Filter, Auto Rift & Sacrifice and Auto Claim Milestone. In the video, Rift Mode is set to "Full Auto (Steal, Hatch & Sacrifice)" and Auto Rift & Sacrifice gets switched on beside the purple THE RIFT portal in the lobby. According to the narration, the routine kicks in as soon as the rift opens. Auto Rift Boss and Auto Claim Milestone are visible but not demonstrated, so their behavior isn't described here.

A note on timing: The Rift was the running event when this was recorded. Steal An Egg has shipped other events since then, and none of them appear in this video, so don't expect toggles for them in this build.

A steal-only setup

At the end, the creator reconfigures the hub so it only steals and stops hatching or placing eggs. That's a handy pattern if you'd rather decide yourself which eggs go on the base: keep Enable Auto Steal on and switch Auto Place and Auto Hatch off.

How to use Limbo Hub in Steal An Egg

1. Open Steal An Egg on an alternate account.
2. Attach your executor. The video uses Delta; no other executor is shown.
3. Paste the Limbo Hub loadstring and execute it. No key screen appeared in the demo; the panel opened right away.
4. On Main, open Auto Steal Egg, choose your Target Rarities (plus areas, species, mutations or weight if you want), and set Movement Mode and speed.
5. Turn on Enable Auto Steal, then add Auto Place, Auto Hatch, selling and favorites to taste.
6. For the event, go to Event, pick Full Auto in Rift Mode and enable Auto Rift & Sacrifice.

Running any script in Roblox goes against the platform's Terms of Service and can lead to account action, so stick to an alt rather than your main.

FAQ

Does Limbo Hub need a key?
Not in this video. The hub loaded straight after executing, with no key or checkpoint step.

Which executor was it run on?
Delta. That's the only one named or shown.

Does it work on phones?
The recording doesn't show a mobile session, so that isn't confirmed here.

Can I target only Divine eggs?
Target Rarities lets you tick several entries, so a single rarity like Divine is an option. The demo used four: Cosmic, Eternal, Godly and Divine.

What does Auto Fuse Pets do?
It's listed on the Main tab but never opened in the clip, so there's nothing to report on it.

Will it keep working after the next game update?
Nobody can promise that. Steal An Egg scripts often break when the game updates; if a toggle stops responding, look for a newer Limbo Hub build.