The Qbox-native AI, not a QBCore renamer

Qbox AI Script Generator

Other FiveM AIs treat Qbox as “QBCore with a different logo.” SwisserAI generates Qbox-native code: qbx_core exports, ox_lib APIs, state-bag driven sync, and ox_inventory by default.

Start Free (250 credits)See Pricing

Qbox, not legacy QBCore

Qbox is not a rename. It is a framework that drops deprecated QBCore code paths, consolidates around the Overextended resource stack (ox_lib, ox_inventory, ox_target, ox_doorlock, oxmysql), and leans into state bags for entity and player sync. Writing it as QBCore with a different export prefix wastes half of what the framework gives you.

Most AI tooling does exactly that. Ask a generic model for a Qbox script and it will emit QBCore.Functions calls, qb-inventory exports, and tick-based sync loops. The code “works” in the weak sense that it compiles, but you end up with a Qbox server running code that fights the framework.

SwisserAI is scoped to the real Qbox surface. Generations use exports.qbx_core, ox_lib for UI and RPC, ox_inventory for items, and state bags where state bags are the idiomatic answer.

Qbox coverage

qbx_core exports

exports.qbx_core:GetPlayer, GetPlayerByCitizenId, and the qbx_core event surface used by modern Qbox resources.

ox_lib by default

lib.notify, lib.callback, lib.registerContext, lib.points wired without fallback shims.

State bags for sync

Player and entity state bags with proper replication keys. No legacy server-tick sync loops.

ox_inventory first-class

Stash creation, shop hooks, item metadata, and crafting tables using the real ox_inventory API.

Modern money handling

exports.qbx_core:GetMoney and SetMoney with account types ("cash", "bank"). No qb-banking assumptions.

oxmysql queries

exports.oxmysql:query_async / insert / update with prepared statements no MySQL-Async legacy patterns.

Qbox-idiomatic output

The snippets below are what a SwisserAI Qbox generation actually produces.

Server callback with ox_lib

lib.callback.register is the Qbox-native replacement for CreateCallback.

lib.callback.register('swisser:server:canAfford', function(source, price)
    local player = exports.qbx_core:GetPlayer(source)
    if not player then return false end

    return player.PlayerData.money.bank >= price
end)

Money + ox_inventory

Removes cash and gives the player an item using Qbox + ox_inventory.

RegisterNetEvent('swisser:server:buyRadio', function()
    local src = source
    local player = exports.qbx_core:GetPlayer(src)
    if not player then return end

    local price = 2500
    if not exports.qbx_core:RemoveMoney(src, 'cash', price, 'radio-purchase') then
        lib.notify(src, { title = 'Not enough cash', type = 'error' })
        return
    end

    exports.ox_inventory:AddItem(src, 'radio', 1)
    lib.notify(src, { title = 'Radio acquired', type = 'success' })
end)

State bag for on-duty status

State bags replace tick-based sync: set once on the server, every client sees it.

-- server
RegisterNetEvent('swisser:server:toggleDuty', function()
    local src = source
    local player = exports.qbx_core:GetPlayer(src)
    if not player or player.PlayerData.job.name ~= 'police' then return end

    local duty = not player.PlayerData.job.onduty
    player.Functions.SetJobDuty(duty)
    Player(src).state:set('onDuty', duty, true)
end)

-- client
AddStateBagChangeHandler('onDuty', nil, function(bagName, _, value)
    local ply = GetPlayerFromStateBagName(bagName)
    if ply == 0 then return end
    lib.notify({ title = value and 'On duty' or 'Off duty', type = 'inform' })
end)

ox_target interaction

An in-world prop that opens an ox_inventory stash for the player's gang.

exports.ox_target:addBoxZone({
    coords = vec3(1100.0, -3100.0, -38.9),
    size = vec3(1.5, 1.5, 2.0),
    rotation = 0,
    debug = false,
    options = {
        {
            name = 'swisser:gang_stash',
            label = 'Open Gang Stash',
            icon = 'fa-solid fa-box',
            onSelect = function()
                TriggerServerEvent('swisser:server:openGangStash')
            end,
        },
    },
})

Migrating from QBCore to Qbox with AI

Most QBCore resources run on Qbox unchanged thanks to the compatibility layer but compatibility is not the same as idiomatic. A script that keeps calling QBCore.Functions in a Qbox server leaves performance and clarity on the table.

Paste a QBCore resource into SwisserAI and ask for a Qbox rewrite. The output uses exports.qbx_core, lib.callback, lib.notify, ox_inventory, and state bags in place of their older equivalents with diffs small enough to review in one sitting.

Try the Qbox migrator

Qbox mistakes we prevent

Patterns generic AIs keep emitting in Qbox resources.

Treating Qbox as QBCore with a different name

Qbox drops deprecated QBCore functions and doubles down on ox_lib. A generic AI will happily generate QBCore.Functions.CreateCallback in a Qbox resource which does nothing.

Ignoring state bags

Qbox expects state-bag driven sync for things like duty status, handcuffs, stress. AI that only knows QBCore emits tick loops for the same job.

Wrong inventory API

Defaulting to qb-inventory exports on a Qbox server that runs ox_inventory. SwisserAI detects your inventory and generates matching code.

Shim wrappers that no longer exist

Older tutorials wrap QBCore in exports.qbx_core:GetCoreObject() style calls that were removed. We track the current Qbox public API.

Frequently Asked Questions

Qbox is a community fork that started as a cleaned-up QBCore and has grown into its own framework built around ox_lib and ox_inventory. It keeps broad QBCore compatibility while dropping deprecated code paths and lean-ing into state bags, modern event patterns, and the Overextended resource stack. It is the most actively developed QBCore-compatible framework in 2026.

In most cases, yes. Qbox ships with a compatibility layer so a large percentage of QBCore resources run unchanged or with minor tweaks. SwisserAI can take a QBCore script and emit a Qbox-native version: exports.qbx_core in place of QBCore.Functions, ox_lib notifications instead of TriggerClientEvent("QBCore:Notify", ...), and ox_inventory for item handling. Always test on a staging slot.

Yes Qbox is designed around ox_lib. The lib.* API behaves identically to ox_lib in any other framework. The difference is that Qbox assumes ox_lib is present and does not ship fallback wrappers, so generated code tends to be cleaner.

Most do, through the compatibility layer. If you are writing a new script though, going Qbox-native gives you better performance and simpler code SwisserAI will generate that form by default when you select Qbox.

For now, QBCore still has more third-party paid and free scripts. That gap closes every month as more release authors ship Qbox-native builds or just document compatibility. If your server is mostly custom code, Qbox is the forward-looking choice.

Yes. You can paste a qb-core era script into SwisserAI and ask it to bring the code in line with current Qbox idioms converting callbacks, state handling, and money calls to the modern surface.

Build Qbox-native, not Qbox-compatible

Start with 250 free credits. Generate, review, ship. No card required.

Start Free See the ox_lib page