# GF FrameworkGF Framework is a lightweight architecture framework for Godot 4. It helps larger projects keep gameplay code organized without taking over Godot's scene tree.It separates:- data and state in `GFModel`- gameplay rules in `GFSystem`- scene, UI, input, and presentation bridges in `GFController`- lifecycle-managed runtime services in `GFUtility`- pure algorithms and data helpers in `standard/foundation`- optional atomic gameplay extensions in `addons/gf/extensions`## Highlights- Managed lifecycle through the `Gf` AutoLoad and project installers.- Events, commands, queries, typed accessors, bindable properties, and lifecycle-safe module lookup.- Editor workspace for extension management, script templates, diagnostics, export filtering, and project tooling.- Standard utilities for storage, settings, audio, input, assets, diagnostics, UI routing, time, logging, and runtime inspection.- Foundation helpers for graphs, grids, pathfinding, hex grids, layer masks, tags, validation reports, formulas, timelines, variant data, and formatting.- Optional extensions for capabilities, action queues, save graphs, flow graphs, network snapshots, turn flow, interaction, feedback, camera, dialogue, combat, domain models, and physics helpers.- GUT-tested maintenance suite and generated API reference.## BoundariesGF does not define your gameplay rules. It does not replace Godot physics, rendering, animation, UI design, or scene composition. Use it when you want stable architecture seams and reusable tools while keeping project-specific decisions in your own code.## InstallCopy `addons/gf` into your Godot project, enable `GF Framework` in `Project > Project Settings > Plugins`, then call `await Gf.init()` from your boot scene or use a project installer.Documentation: https://gf-framework.readthedocs.io/Source: https://github.com/C76GN/gf-frameworkLicense: Apache-2.0