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FiveM development. Step by step.

One project. Every part in one place.

A FiveM project is rarely a single file: a script from AI chat, a NUI from the builder, a vehicle from the editor, notes and rules. The workspace on velonlabs.io brings it together. Start empty, from a GitHub repository or from your server, and connect the parts on a board.

What you can do

You see what belongs together, edit files in one place and open the whole project in Agent Mode.

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Workflow board

Drag AI chats, agent tasks, notes, projects from the VelonLabs editors and blueprints onto the board as nodes and connect them. A workspace prompt describes how the parts should work together.

Files and hand-overs

Edit, upload and move files in the file tree; ZIPs keep their folder structure and never overwrite existing files. From AI chat you add scripts to a workspace through the quick menu. “Links” lists every hand-over between editors, chat and workspaces.

Team and connections

Invite members as editors or viewers. Add GitHub and SSH servers once under project connections; Agent Mode, Workspace and VelonLabs Control use the same connection.

For your next task

Example workspace

Workspace “Police update”: AI chat with the dispatch script, NUI session for the tablet, vehicle session for the new patrol car livery, a note with rank rules. The workspace prompt says: the tablet calls the dispatch script, vehicles appear in the police garage.

Check before moving on

  • Choose a source: empty, GitHub or server
  • Connect the parts on the board
  • Check team permissions before inviting

Scope and limitations

The number of workspaces, repositories and servers and the team features depend on your plan: workspaces from Starter, inviting and managing permissions in Plus and Max. Commits and pushes never happen automatically.

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Common questions

Where is the workspace?

On velonlabs.io under Workspace, with the same VelonLabs account as on .dev and .app.

Can I use an existing repository?

Yes. Create the workspace from a GitHub repository or pull it from your server over SSH.

Who can work in my workspace?

You assign the role: editors can change things, viewers can only look. Inviting and managing permissions is included in Plus and Max.

Are changes pushed automatically?

No. Hand-overs land in the workspace or repository folder; you confirm commit and push yourself in Agent Mode.

Your project. Your next step.

Describe your idea or upload an existing resource. Continue working on the source code and test the result on your server.

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