Roleplay-ready
Map out calls, priority levels, jobs, unit callsigns, panic buttons and permissions before writing Lua.
FiveM dispatch system script generator
Plan a FiveM dispatch system with Stellar AI.
Design police and EMS alerts, CAD-style call flow, unit status, map blips, panic buttons, logs and framework events for QBCore or ESX servers.
Framework fit
Ask for QBCore, ESX or standalone structures with client/server files and config examples.
Clear install
Generate fxmanifest steps, dependencies, events, exports and test checks.
Prompt to paste into Stellar AI
Build a FiveM dispatch system script.
Framework: [QBCore / ESX]
Include: police alerts, EMS alerts, unit status, callsigns, panic button, blips, logs, permissions, config.lua, client.lua, server.lua, fxmanifest.lua and install steps.
Make it easy to test on a private server first.
Why this attracts serious server owners
It connects systems
Dispatch touches police jobs, ambulance jobs, MDT, blips, alerts and logs, so it creates natural follow-up work.
It needs tailoring
Every server has different jobs, callsigns, map blips and alert rules. That makes Stellar useful after the first prompt.
It supports upgrades
Longer dispatch builds and debugging sessions fit paid credits better than a one-shot free answer.
Common questions
Can this work with QBCore police jobs?
Yes. Include your job names, dispatch dependency, map blip needs and command names in the prompt.
Can it include EMS alerts?
Yes. Ask for police and EMS alert flows together so the output handles both emergency teams.
Should I add logs?
Yes. Logs help staff diagnose abuse, missed alerts and bad config before the server goes public.
Generate your dispatch plan now.
Open Stellar, describe your framework and jobs, then use credits for follow-up files and fixes.