Boltise AI

Boltise AI is the built-in assistant. Paid plans include hosted Boltise AI usage so you can chat with no setup at all. Free accounts bring their own API key — the hosted assistant is not included on Free.

Plans

Plan	Hosted Boltise AI	Models	Price
Free	Not included — bring your own key	BYO — all 12	$0
Plus	Included	Boltise Default	$25 / mo
Pro	2.5x Plus	Default + Boltise Heavy	$60 / mo
Max	5.5x Plus	Default + Boltise Heavy	$129 / mo

Every plan includes the full IDE, the AI Script Installer, server management, and bring-your-own-key support. Paid tiers add hosted Boltise AI on top.

Your allowance runs on your billing cycle, not a rolling window: it resets when your renewal payment is processed, on your billing anniversary. Heavier models draw it down faster; the lighter default model stretches it further. See the full breakdown on the pricing page.

How it works

1. You ask a question in the AI chat.
2. Boltise searches its knowledge base for context relevant to your question.
3. The model answers with FiveM and RedM specifics, grounded in that context.

What makes it different

A general-purpose model does not know much about FiveM scripting. Boltise AI does, because every request is grounded in:

• Native functions: FiveM and RedM natives with signatures and descriptions.
• Framework knowledge: QBCore, ESX, QBox, VORP, ox_lib, and ox_inventory.
• Community knowledge: real solutions from the FiveM community.
• Code examples: working scripts and snippets, not pseudocode.

The difference shows up in practice:

You ask: how do I use qb-target?

Boltise AI answers with the actual qb-target exports and a working snippet, because your question is paired with real documentation, instead of a generic guess.

Selecting Boltise AI

1. Open the AI chat panel.
2. Click the model dropdown.
3. Choose Boltise Default — or Boltise Heavy, our most capable model, on Pro and Max.

Tip

Sign in with Discord or Google to use Boltise AI. On the Free plan, add your own API key in settings to use the provider of your choice.

Bring your own key

Prefer your own provider, or run out mid-cycle? Boltise supports bring-your-own-key for OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, Ollama, OpenRouter and more — 11 cloud providers plus local Ollama, on every tier including Free. Add a key in settings and Boltise routes requests through it directly, with no usage cap on Boltise’s side. See Bring your own key.

Usage limits

There is no fixed per-request message or character cap. What bounds a conversation is the model’s context window — Boltise compacts older turns automatically as you approach it — plus a per-plan requests-per-minute burst limit.

When you use up your hosted allowance, Boltise AI pauses until your next renewal payment is processed. It does not refill on its own partway through a cycle, and a failed or late payment leaves it paused. To keep going immediately, upgrade your plan or switch to your own API key.