A complete tool chain for FiveM developers: Lua, SQL, NUI, ox_lib menus, themes, and conversation-style follow-ups. Built specifically for QBCore, ESX, qbox, and standalone servers — not a generic AI bolted onto a chat box.
Every generation produces a full folder structure: fxmanifest.lua with correct fx_version and dependencies, config.lua with every magic number isolated, client and server Lua, locales — ready to drop into resources/ and start.
When persistence is needed, you get sql/install.sql with CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS, sensible indexes, foreign keys with ON DELETE CASCADE, and JSON columns for oxmysql. Safe to run on a live server.
QBCore, qbox, ESX Legacy and 1.10+, and standalone — the AI knows each framework's player object, money/charinfo structure, exports, and event flow. No mixed syntax, no half-finished snippets.
Generates ox_lib menus, callbacks, contexts, and notifications. Knows ox_inventory item shapes, ox_target zone definitions, ox_doorlock signatures, and oxmysql query patterns.
Set primary, accent, surface colors plus border radius, font, density, shadow intensity, and animation style once. Every NUI page and ox_lib menu the AI generates uses your theme automatically.
CSS keyframes for loading screens, GPU-accelerated transitions for buttons and modals, frosted glass when glassmorphism is enabled, slide-in notifications, and skeleton shimmer for loading states.
Every generation saved. Open any past chat from history and keep refining: 'add a leaderboard,' 'switch to ox_target,' 'move the laptop UI to a key bind.' Full conversation context kept.
Each generation has a download button that bundles every file into a .zip with your custom path prefix (myserver/resources/[custom]/...). Drag straight into your server.
No client-trusted economy. RegisterNetEvent only on events that should be triggerable from clients. Server-side validation for sensitive callbacks. Safe state-bag usage and proper network ownership handling.
RPForger UI is available in English, Swedish, and German. The generated code stays in English (variable names, comments, notify strings) so it stays portable across servers and devs.
Every generation ends with concrete suggestions: which in-game tools to use for coordinates (CodeWalker, /coords, MapEditor), which companion resources fit (screenshot-basic, pma-voice), and how to test edge cases.
Pro and Developer tiers can save a server profile (framework, inventory system, tone, naming conventions) that the AI treats as ground truth on every generation. No more re-explaining your stack.
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