// changelog
What’s new
Every CfxKit release for Windows. The app auto-updates, so you’re always on the latest.
v0.9.3
currentJuly 27, 2026· 270 MBA dramatically smaller, lighter CfxKit — less than half the download size, a fraction of the idle memory, and smarter code search.
- Installer shrank from 536 MB to ~260 MB, and future auto-updates download far smaller deltas
- The AI engine now frees its memory after 15 minutes of inactivity and resumes instantly with full context when you return (configurable in Settings → AI)
- Semantic search upgraded to a modern embedding model with a 16x larger context window — long scripts are now searched in full, not just their first ~50 lines
- GPU-accelerated embeddings now actually engage on supported graphics cards (fp16 model downloads in the background on first use)
- Fixed a crash on launch after install, a crash in the AI script-install review panel, and terminals now default to a leaner 3,000-line scrollback
v0.9.2
July 26, 2026· 562 MBA rebuilt AI engine — faster answers, live diffs you approve inline, and a much lighter app at rest.
- The AI assistant runs on a new built-in engine — roughly 2.7x faster on the same work, with sessions that survive a restart
- File edits stream in as live diffs you can approve or reject inline; only risky actions (server.cfg, dangerous commands, live server and database tools) still ask first
- ChatGPT and Claude subscription sign-in now list exactly the models your account can actually use
- Idle memory dropped by roughly 1 GB — the semantic search model loads on first use and unloads when you stop using it
- Project indexing no longer pins a CPU core in the background
- Attach files from anywhere on disk, or `@`-mention project files — click any file chip to open it in the editor
- Fixed a crash on launch, models missing from the picker after connecting a provider, and search results that could go stale
v0.9.0
July 17, 2026· 228 MBCfxKit AI plans, live server insights, and a big stability pass across the IDE.
- CfxKit AI plans — use the built-in AI assistant with monthly credits, no API key required
- Live server performance metrics for AI-assisted debugging and optimization
- Smoother, more reliable app updates
- Stability and polish fixes across the editor and server tools
v0.8.0
July 3, 2026· 223 MBA smoother install and update experience for the FiveM IDE.
- New guided installer — pick your install drive and folder
- Faster, more reliable auto-updates
- In-app What's New release notes
- Bug fixes and performance improvements
v0.7.9
July 3, 2026· 222 MBA rebuilt script installer, guided framework setup, and a new way to explore your code.
- Rebuilt AI script installer with guided setup actions
- One-click framework setup for ESX, QBCore, QBox, and VORP servers
- Code graph — visualize events, exports, and callbacks across your FiveM resources
- Faster AI responses with smarter project context
- Sign-in and session reliability improvements
v0.6.1
May 2, 2026· 134 MBA major performance and reliability release for FiveM and RedM projects.
- Faster project loading and a smoother editor experience
- More reliable AI script installer for ESX, QBCore, and QBox servers
- Smarter framework detection for FiveM roleplay servers
- Dozens of stability and crash fixes
v0.4.0
May 1, 2026· 134 MBDatabase tools and faster server workflows for FiveM server owners.
- Built-in MySQL database browser for your FiveM server database
- Faster server start and stop with clearer console output
- Automatic dependency and SQL detection when installing FiveM scripts
- UI polish across the IDE
v0.3.1
April 11, 2026· 134 MBBug-fix release for resource installs and server configuration parsing.
- More reliable FiveM resource installs and dependency handling
- Better fxmanifest.lua and server.cfg parsing
- Small performance gains across the editor
v0.3.0
April 11, 2026· 134 MBOne-click marketplace installs and expanded RedM framework support.
- One-click installs from the FiveM resource marketplace
- RedM server support with VORP and RSG framework detection
- Autocomplete for FiveM natives and popular frameworks like ESX and QBCore
- Editor improvements for Lua resource development
v0.2.2
April 10, 2026· 138 MBEarly-access build focused on AI-assisted scripting and everyday FiveM server management.
- AI script installer — install FiveM scripts and resources from a single prompt
- Bring your own API key: OpenAI, Claude, or local Ollama models
- Ask, Agent, Plan, and Debug modes for AI-assisted FiveM development
- Review every AI file edit with keep/reject controls before it is saved
- Start, stop, and monitor your FiveM server from inside the IDE
- Resource marketplace preview for browsing FiveM scripts
v0.1.0
March 24, 2026The first public release of CfxKit — a desktop IDE built for FiveM and RedM server development on Windows.
- Code editor tuned for FiveM Lua scripting with syntax highlighting and autocomplete
- Built-in txAdmin integration for managing your FiveM server
- Project wizard to create FiveM and RedM server projects in minutes
- AI chat assistant for FiveM script questions and code help
- File explorer with tabs and split-pane editing