Secure reward event
A server-authoritative reward pattern where the client sends an ID and the server owns the item, amount, location and cooldown.
- Server-owned reward catalogue
- Distance validation
- Cooldown checks
- No client-supplied reward amount
Free developer resources
Useful FiveM & Roblox code you can inspect first.
No signup wall. No mystery download. These are small open-source starter patterns for QBCore and Roblox Luau, with the security-sensitive decisions kept on the server.
MIT licensedSource visible on GitHubFiveM + RobloxFree to reuse
Open source
Start with a real pattern, not a sales pitch.
Use the example, inspect every line, then adapt it to your own project. Each resource links directly to the public source.
Secure RemoteEvent handler
A small RemoteEvent pattern that treats client arguments as requests, then re-checks type, location, cooldown and reward rules on the server.
- Server-owned reward config
- Type validation
- Distance validation
- Per-player rate limiting
Secure webhook logger
A server-only QBCore Discord webhook utility with domain validation, rate limiting, bounded payloads and mention suppression.
- Server-only webhook config
- Rate limiting
- Mention suppression
- No client-callable logger event
Simple workflow
Free resource → real project → Stellar.
The free code is useful on its own. When your project becomes specific, bring the actual script and error into the workspace.
01Take the pattern
Open the source, read it and copy only what fits your project.
02Test locally
Use a development server or test place. Do not trust generated or copied code without testing it.
03Bring back the real error
Paste the failing code and console output into Stellar Debug for a project-specific second pass.
Keep building
When the starter stops being enough, use your real code.
Stellar AI supports QBCore, ESX, ox_lib and Roblox Luau workflows. Free accounts can try the workspace without a card.