AI-powered development toolkit for FiveM and RedM resource development in Cursor IDE.

Getting Started • Documentation • Features • Quick Start • MCP Server • Skills • Rules • Roadmap

9 skills  •  6 rules  •  6 MCP tools  •  12,000+ natives  •  101 events  •  24 snippets  •  11 templates

Scaffold complete FiveM/RedM resources, look up native functions, generate manifests, detect frameworks, search documentation, and write optimized scripts in Lua, JavaScript, and C# -- all from within Cursor's AI chat. Covers the full CFX development lifecycle from project setup to database integration.

First time here? The Getting Started guide walks you through every step -- from installing Git, Python, and Cursor to building and deploying your first FiveM/RedM resource. No prior experience required.

flowchart LR
    A["You ask Cursor\na CFX question"] --> B["Cursor loads\na Skill"]
    B -->     C{"MCP server\navailable?"}
    C -- Yes --> D["CFX MCP Server\n(6 tools)"]
    C -- No --> E["Skill guidance\nonly"]
    D --> F["Scaffold, lookup,\ngenerate, search,\ndetect, docs"]
    E --> G["AI-assisted answer\nin Cursor chat"]
    F --> G

Skills teach Cursor how to handle CFX development prompts. Rules enforce FiveM/RedM best practices in your code. The MCP server provides programmatic tools so skills can scaffold resources, look up natives, and generate manifests directly.

Already have Git, Python 3.10+, and Cursor installed? Here's the short version:

git clone https://github.com/TMHSDigital/CFX-Developer-Tools.git
# Open CFX-Developer-Tools folder in Cursor (File > Open Folder)
cd mcp-server && pip install -r requirements.txt

Then ask the AI agent to scaffold a resource, look up a native, or generate a manifest.

Need more detail? The Getting Started guide covers installing prerequisites, troubleshooting, and building your first resource step by step.

• Resource scaffolding -- Generate complete resources in Lua, JavaScript, or C# with proper fxmanifest.lua
• Framework detection -- Automatically detect and adapt to ESX, QBCore, Qbox, ox_core, VORP, RSG, or standalone
• Native function lookup -- Search GTA5/RDR3 native functions by name or description via MCP tools
• Performance-aware coding rules -- Catch common mistakes (Wait(0) in loops, runtime hashing, etc.)
• Snippet library -- 24 copy-paste-ready code patterns across all three runtimes
• NUI development support -- Skills and patterns for building in-game web UIs
• Database integration -- oxmysql query patterns, schema templates, and migration guidance
• Event reference -- Searchable database of 101 FiveM/RedM events across CFX, ESX, QBCore, Qbox, ox_core, VORP, and RSG
• Documentation search -- Query the FiveM/RedM docs index by keyword or section via MCP tools
• Framework auto-detection -- MCP tool that scans workspace files to detect ESX, QBCore, Qbox, ox_core, VORP, RSG, or standalone

The companion MCP server provides programmatic tools that Cursor's AI agent can call directly. Configuration lives in .cursor/mcp.json.

Prerequisites: Python 3.10+

cd mcp-server
pip install -r requirements.txt

The server starts automatically when Cursor invokes an MCP tool.

Create a new QBCore resource called "qb-garage" with client and server scripts in Lua

What native function gets a vehicle's current speed?

Generate an fxmanifest.lua for an ESX resource with NUI, targeting both FiveM and RedM

What events fire when a player connects to the server?

How do I set up NUI callbacks?

What framework does this resource use?

CFX-Developer-Tools/
  .cursor-plugin/      Plugin manifest
  .cursor/             MCP server configuration
  skills/              AI skill files (9 skills)
  rules/               Coding convention rules (6 rules)
  snippets/            Code snippets -- Lua, JS, C# (24 files)
  templates/           Resource starter templates (11 sets)
  mcp-server/          Python MCP server (6 tools) and data files
  docs/                Architecture, roadmap, contributing guide, docs site landing page
  assets/              Logo and images
  .github/             CI/CD workflows (validate, release, update-natives, update-docs-index, stale, deploy-docs)
  mkdocs.yml           Documentation site configuration

See docs/ROADMAP.md for the full project roadmap.

See docs/CONTRIBUTING.md for guidelines on adding skills, rules, and improvements.

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