FiveM is a modification framework for Grand Theft Auto V, enabling players to play on customized dedicated servers with enhanced gameplay features and multiplayer capabilities.
Why this server?
Provides a plugin for FiveM game servers, allowing server status checks, resource management via RCON or txAdmin, and reading client-side F8 console errors.
Why this server?
Provides diagnostics for FiveM servers by scanning server.cfg, resource manifests, and logs to identify issues such as missing resources, malformed manifests, and common configuration errors, with the ability to propose and apply low-risk fixes.
Why this server?
Provides tools to operate a FiveM server by executing console commands, reading console output, checking server status, listing online players, and controlling the server process (start/stop/restart).
Why this server?
Provides tools for FiveM development, including exact native lookups, official documentation search, platform capability baselines, CEF/NUI compatibility auditing, fxmanifest validation, resource structure reviews, event and State Bag security reviews, and performance test planning.
Why this server?
Provides Open77 equivalents for FiveM natives and flags what is deliberately absent, helping developers port FiveM resources to Open77.
Why this server?
Allows creating and managing FiveM resources, scaffolding NUI templates with multiple variants and themes, and performing safe file operations for FiveM server development.
Why this server?
Provides AI-powered documentation for Peak Studios FiveM scripts, enabling agents to answer questions about script configuration and usage based on public repository documentation.
Why this server?
Allows reading and administering a FiveM/RedM game server through txAdmin, including player management, server status, console access, and resource control.
Why this server?
Enables integration with FiveM resources, allowing for refactoring and extension of capabilities through communication with external services and APIs
