Limbo Hub Script for Steal An Egg (No Key)

Limbo Hub v1.0.3 turns egg stealing into a filter you set once

Limbo Hub v1.0.3 is a keyless hub for Steal An Egg that the video runs through Delta. Its headline tool is Auto Steal Egg: you pick which rarities count as worth grabbing, choose how your avatar travels, flip one switch, and the character walks off to other players' nests on its own. Everything around that core loop — placing, hatching, selling, favoriting, upgrading and the Rift event — sits in separate tabs, so you can run the steal routine alone or stack the rest on top.

The clip was recorded on September 17, 2026. Steal An Egg received updates after that date, so treat the menu layout below as a snapshot of that build rather than a promise about today's version.

The Main tab: Auto Steal Egg and its filters

When the hub opens, the left sidebar lists Information, Main, Upgrade, Event and Webhook, plus a Search Features box at the top. Main is where the stealing logic lives, and it is more granular than a plain on/off farm.

• Target Rarities – a dropdown with Any, Basic, Uncommon, Common, Rare, Epic, Legendary, Mythic, Secret, Divine, Godly and Cosmic. In the video the creator marks Cosmic, Eternal, Godly and Divine, then enables the matching toggle so low-tier eggs are ignored.
• Target Areas and Target Categories (Species) – two more dropdowns, each with its own toggle, for narrowing the hunt to certain zones or egg species.
• Target Mutations and Min Weight (Kg) – extra conditions so the routine can skip eggs that don't carry a mutation or fall under a weight threshold.
• Movement Mode – set to Tween in the footage, which glides the character toward the nest instead of teleporting.
• Movement Speed – a slider the creator leaves at 850.
• Enable Auto Steal – the master switch. Once it is on, the avatar heads to nests and triggers the in-game "Egg Steal" prompt.

The point of all those filters is picking your targets. A plain grabber takes whatever is closest; this one waits for eggs that match your rules, which is why you can see the character pause before moving in the recording.

Egg handling: place, hatch, sell, favorite

Right under the steal block, the same tab carries the routines that deal with eggs after you bring them home.

• Auto Place Egg (Enable Auto Place) drops stolen eggs onto your base.
• Auto Hatch Egg opens them without you clicking each one.
• Auto Sell Pets comes with Pet Rarities to Sell and an Auto Sell Delay slider, so only the rarities you mark get dumped, at the pace you set. The creator describes it as a way to clear out the "useless" pets.
• Auto Sell Eggs works the same way with Egg Rarities to Sell and a species filter.
• Auto Favorite Pets locks the good ones so a sell routine doesn't touch them.

An Auto Fuse Pets entry also appears in the menu list, but it is never opened in the clip, so nobody should assume anything about how it behaves.

Upgrade tab: treadmill and base

The Upgrade section covers the two progression sinks Steal An Egg is built around. Auto Upgrade Treadmill (with an Auto Treadmill Upgrade toggle and an Upgrade Treadmill Now button) keeps buying treadmill levels, and Auto Upgrade Base does the same for your base. Pairing these with the steal loop means income from stolen and hatched pets gets spent without you checking the shop.

Event tab: Rift automation

The Event tab targets the Rift, the purple portal labelled "THE RIFT" that you can see on the map in the footage. It contains:

• Auto Rift Boss for the boss fight tied to the event.
• Rift Sacrifice, with a Rift Mode dropdown offering "Full Auto (Steal, Hatch & Sacrifice)" and "Bag Only (Sacrifice Existing Pets)".
• Recipe Filter and Sacrifice Filter (shown set to Easy and Non-Mutated) to control what gets fed to the machine.
• Auto Rift & Sacrifice, the toggle that starts the cycle whenever the Rift opens.
• Auto Claim Milestone at the bottom of the list.

The creator picks Full Auto, flips Auto Rift & Sacrifice, and explains that the routine kicks in once the rift opens. Whether the Rift is still live in the game depends on the developers, so check before counting on this tab.

How to use it

1. Open Steal An Egg on an alt account.
2. Launch Delta (the executor named in the video) and paste the Limbo Hub loadstring.
3. Execute it; the hub opens directly on its menu with no key screen.
4. In Main, open Auto Steal Egg, choose your Target Rarities and enable the rarity toggle.
5. Keep Movement Mode on Tween, adjust Movement Speed, then switch on Enable Auto Steal.
6. Optionally add Auto Place, Auto Hatch, the sell filters, the upgrades or the Rift routine.

At the end of the recording the creator turns hatching and placing back off and leaves only stealing active, which is a sensible minimal setup if you want to watch what the filter picks.

Any third-party script breaks Roblox's Terms of Service and can get an account punished, so keep it away from your main profile.

FAQ

Does Limbo Hub need a key?
No key screen appears in the video; the hub loads straight into its menu. The "key" mentioned in the audio refers to Delta's own key, not this script.

Which executor does the video use?
Delta. No other executor is shown or named.

Can it steal only Cosmic or Divine eggs?
That is what Target Rarities is for. You tick the rarities you want and enable the toggle; eggs outside that list are skipped.

Does it teleport?
The footage uses Movement Mode set to Tween, so the character moves toward nests along a path at the speed on the slider.

Is Auto Fuse Pets covered?
It is listed in the menu but not demonstrated, so its behavior isn't described here.

Will it keep working after game updates?
There is no way to promise that. The recording dates from September 17, 2026; if a later patch changes the game, the hub may need an update from its author.