FAQ

Which frameworks does it support?

ox_overextended only — ox_core, ox_lib, ox_inventory, ox_target, oxmysql. No ESX, QBCore, or QBox, by design. See What It Can & Can't Build.

Do I have to install ox_overextended myself?

No. myRP.build installs the ox stack (ox_lib, oxmysql, ox_core, ox_inventory, and others on demand) for you. You bring a FiveM server and a database; the app handles ox. See What you need.

Do I have to edit server.cfg?

No. myRP.build writes the resource, loads it live, and adds the ensure line for you so it persists across restarts. See Pointing at Your Server.

Does it touch my database?

Yes — when a feature needs tables, the app runs the SQL against your database automatically, as long as your mysql_connection_string is in server.cfg. See Database & Items.

Does it create my inventory items?

No. Generated code references items, but you register custom items in ox_inventory yourself. See Database & Items.

Is my server code sent to the AI?

No. Your server files and generated code stay on your machine. Only your prompt and ox reference snippets are sent to the model. See Data & Privacy.

What counts as a generation?

Every message that starts a build — including refinements and failed attempts. See Plans & Usage.

Can I undo a bad generation?

Yes. Before overwriting a resource, the app snapshots the previous version, so you can undo. See Iterating on a Resource.

Can I hand-edit the generated Lua?

You can, but regenerating that resource overwrites your edits (undo restores the pre-regeneration version). If you're taking a resource over manually, stop regenerating it. See Iterating on a Resource.

Which AI model does it use?

Claude (Sonnet 4.6) by default, with other Claude and OpenAI models selectable. See Data & Privacy.

Is there a free tier?

Yes — 10 generations per month, free after sign-in. See Plans & Usage.

Can it build maps, MLOs, or 3D models?

No. It generates code (Lua, NUI, SQL), not game assets. See What It Can & Can't Build.

Does it run on macOS or Linux?

No. myRP.build is a Windows 10/11 (64-bit) desktop app. Run it on a Windows machine that can reach your server's resources folder.

My resource didn't load — what now?

Work through Troubleshooting (server running, ox stack started, console errors), then bring the console error and your prompt to the Discord.