AI Script Generator

What the Script Generator does

The AI Script Generator writes FiveM resources from a description. You say what the script should do and pick your framework. The assistant plans the resource, writes every file and explains what it built.

It writes Lua for the framework your server runs:

• ESX, QBCore and Qbox, with their player, job, money and inventory functions.
• ox_lib for standalone scripts built on the Overextended library, and vRP.
• Standalone for plain FiveM natives, and Custom for mixed setups.

The first version is rarely the last. After it you keep talking to the same project: add a feature, fix an error, change a detail. Each change is written into the files and kept as a version you can go back to.

What you get

A project holds every file of one resource. A typical generated resource looks like this:

• fxmanifest.lua

  The resource manifest with the scripts, the dependencies and the UI files.

• config.lua

  Settings you can change without touching the code: prices, coordinates, timings.

• client/

  Code that runs in the game of each player.

• server/

  Code that runs on the server: money, database, permissions.

• html/

  The interface, when the script has a menu or HUD.

• sql/

  Database tables, when the script stores data.

• README.md

  How to install and use this resource.

You can read and edit every file in the project, download all of them as one zip, or push them to a GitHub repository.

What it costs

Every request to the assistant costs credits, by how much work it takes. A small change costs a few dozen credits; a new resource with many files costs more. The exact amount shows under each answer when the run ends, so you always see what a change cost.

• Reading, editing and downloading your files is free.
• Pushing to GitHub is free, including auto-sync.
• No subscription is needed; any credits work, including the free ones.

New accounts start with free credits, and every account gets 25 free credits on each day it signs in, up to a small cap.

Free accounts and plans

Free accounts run on the same model as paid ones. The chat calls it Standard model, a plan shows Premium model. What a plan changes is how much one request can do:

• Deeper reasoning on each step before the assistant writes.
• Larger projects fit into one request.
• Longer runs: the assistant can take more steps before it has to stop.
• Image attachments: send a screenshot of a broken menu or a design to copy.

Next steps