This is a documentation orchestrator that prioritizes fetching over guessing. Instead of relying on static knowledge about FiveM natives or framework APIs, it pulls live docs from sources like docs.fivem.net, QBox/QBCore/ESX documentation, and ox_lib references. The approach is paranoid about hallucination: before writing any native call or framework function, it verifies syntax and parameters. Use this when you're working across multiple FiveM frameworks or need confidence that the code actually matches current API surfaces. The guide files cover Lua patterns, NUI development, and thread management, but the real value is in the enforcement of verification workflows.

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Install

$ npx -y skills add melihbozkurt10/fivem-dev-plugin --skill fivem-dev --agent claude-code

Installs into .claude/skills of the current project.

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FiveM Development

Dynamic documentation orchestrator for FiveM resource development. Supports QBox, QBCore, ESX frameworks with Lua and NUI (JS/TS).

Philosophy

  1. Fetch, don't memorize - Always get latest from authoritative sources
  2. Framework-agnostic thinking - Understand patterns, adapt to framework
  3. Performance-first - FiveM has strict tick budgets
  4. Security-aware - Server-side validation is non-negotiable

CRITICAL: No Hallucination Policy

NEVER invent or guess native functions, framework APIs, or parameters.

Rules:

  1. If unsure about a native → MUST fetch from https://docs.fivem.net/natives/
  2. If unsure about framework API → MUST fetch from official docs
  3. If function doesn't exist → Tell user honestly, suggest alternatives
  4. If parameters unknown → Fetch documentation, don't guess

Before writing any native or API call:

  • Is this a real FiveM native? → Verify at docs.fivem.net/natives
  • Is this the correct function name? → Check exact spelling
  • Are these the correct parameters? → Verify parameter order and types
  • Does this work on client/server/both? → Check availability

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github.com/melihbozkurt10/fivem-dev-plugin
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Jun 3, 2026

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