Refresh cached data from official Cfx.re and citizenfx sources. Use this to update local references without modifying your FiveM project or external services.
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"FiveM" matching MCP tools:
- Parse the official FiveM repository for the current CEF/Chromium build pin to identify the appropriate NUI browser target for development.MIT
- Validates resource file lists against FiveM requirements and project-specific client/server/shared/NUI standards, flagging compliance gaps.MIT
- Create a TCP or UDP port monitor that tracks a host:port and reports up only when the service actually answers.MIT
- Recommend verified Discord server templates from a public catalog for a natural-language request, returning a primary template plus up to three inspirations while rejecting unsafe or unverified options.Apache 2.0
- Adjust the visual wheel width in GTA V by modifying the StreamRenderGfx path. Changes rendered size independently from physics, using discovered offsets.MIT
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- Start, stop, or restart the FXServer via txAdmin, disconnecting all online players. Use for full server restarts or applying major updates.MIT
- Search Open77 Lua natives, guides, events, permissions, and FiveM equivalents to locate the right reference before reading full API docs. Filter by runtime for server or client contracts.MIT
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- Statically audit NUI code in JavaScript, TypeScript, JSX, TSX, or CSS against FiveM's current Chromium version to catch compatibility issues at build time.MIT
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- Create directories recursively within allowed roots, ensuring required folder paths exist for FiveM resource scaffolding and edits.MIT
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- Validate fxmanifest.lua for Enhanced-only compliance, checking compiled outputs, NUI packaging, and deprecated or experimental fields.MIT
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- Retrieve official FiveM native definitions by name or hash. Specify the execution API set (client, server, shared) to disambiguate; unknown identifiers return not_found.MIT
- Report freshness, cache state, and errors for official sources to keep your FiveM development data accurate and up-to-date.MIT
- Fetch recent server console lines with an optional regex filter to investigate errors or check output after running commands.MIT
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- Review supplied code for security flaws in network events, including untrusted input, broadcasts, unstable sources, and event-context errors.MIT