sd-phone ecosystem and esx_adminmenu post multi-day gains
Several phone packages and two admin/lib modules showed sustained, multi-day adoption while a pair of older packages vanished from scans.
Sustained adoption is the story this week: multiple phone resources and admin tooling added servers on most days, producing clear, week-long spreads rather than single-server jumps. sd-phone, sd-phone-props and related phone resources all grew on 5 or 6 of 6 measured days and added hundreds of servers each. esx_adminmenu and esx_lib also posted multi-day growth, while two previously established packages stopped appearing in scans entirely. Scan coverage this week was reduced to 84%, which mutes absolute totals but does not change the weekly shapes that identify real spread.
The week in scripts
Sustained adoption is the story. With 553,769 distinct scripts seen across sampled servers (previous week 551,360) and only 84% scan coverage this week, the most useful signal is not absolute rank but the day-by-day shape of changes. A handful of resources added hundreds of servers and did so across most measured days — the definition of spreading — while most of the long-standing top names only moved by small amounts. That distinction matters: a +300 week made up of daily gains implies continuing roll-out or recommendation, whereas the same +300 from a single-day jump is usually a one-off bundle or private release and not genuine organic spread. This week’s top story is the phone ecosystem: sd-phone, sd-phone-props and related phone resources all show multi-day climbs. esx_adminmenu and esx_lib also posted regular gains, each increasing on most measured days. At the other end, a pair of previously adopted scripts vanished entirely from scans (op-taxi and wallstreet_activity), and the older wasabi_police declined while wasabi_police_v2 rose, a pattern the week’s shapes make worth watching. For small and brand-new scripts the 84% coverage reduces confidence in absolute reach; when dozens rather than hundreds of servers change, coverage variance can matter. But the large, multi-day rises reported below are visible despite the reduced coverage and are therefore material to developers and server owners deciding what to evaluate next.
Sustained adoption
The most important list this week is the sustained climbers — resources that grew on 5 or 6 of the 6 measured days. These are spreading. sd-phone finished the week on 908 servers (prev week 515), a gain of +393 and listed as having grown on 5/6 days with daily counts 744→762→886→883→933→1010→1067. That pattern — mostly upward moves with one small plateau — looks consistent with steady adoption across multiple servers rather than a single server transplant. Closely tied, sd-phone-props reached 873 servers (prev week 492), +381 and grew on 5/6 days with daily 722→738→861→855→899→964→1016; its shape mirrors sd-phone’s, which suggests broad adoption within the same ecosystem. esx_adminmenu is the other headline: it moved from 426 to 813 servers, +387 and grew on 5/6 days (daily 685→690→808→794→834→901→932). Those numbers are large for an admin menu and the day-by-day increases show a sustained, week-long expansion rather than a single bundled install. prompt_sandy_downtown and prompt_sandy_corner both showed unequivocal, steady spreads: prompt_sandy_downtown rose from 47 to 394 servers (+347) and grew on 6/6 days (292→329→374→395→421→445→468), while prompt_sandy_corner moved from 525 to 657 (+133) and grew on 6/6 days (614→621→644→652→664→683→702). These are textbook examples of small-to-mid packages moving from niche to visible adoption. esx_lib continued its long run as well, ending on 3,195 servers (prev week 2,891), +303 and growing on 5/6 days (3062→3071→3234→3185→3215→3263→3309); the week includes a small retrace but overall shows continued spread. Newer phone-adjacent packages also advanced: wasabi_police_v2 rose from 39 to 254 (+215) and grew on 6/6 days (185→206→244→256→272→284→307), went from 57 to 199 (+142) on 6/6 days (158→162→196→200→209→218→237), and climbed from 41 to 144 (+103) while growing on 6/6 days (106→111→130→146→158→162→173). For developers: multi-day growth at these magnitudes is the clearest signal that a resource is being recommended or solving a recurring need; it is the sort of movement worth deeper investigation into compatibility, documentation and integration-workflow to capture further adoption.
All scripts gaining servers
| Resource | Servers | Change | Grew | Trajectory |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| screencapture | 8,752from 8,292 | +460+5.6% | 4/6 | |
| sd-phone | 908from 515 | +393+76.4% | 5/6 |
Losing ground
Not all movement is upward. wasabi_police lost 221 servers this week, falling from 2,654 to 2,433 and growing on 0/6 days with daily 2519→2488→2451→2433→2414→2382→2375. That decline runs opposite to wasabi_police_v2’s gains and the contrasting shapes make replacement plausible: a decline in an older package paired with steady gains in a similarly named v2 is consistent with migration, though it is not proof. prompt_sandy_downtown_construction fell by 177 servers (from 835 to 658) while prompt_sandy_downtown rose; that pair’s shapes also suggest either renaming, consolidation, or selective replacement. screenshot-basic, a long-standing top resource, lost 201 servers this week (from 14,851 to 14,650) and grew on only 2/6 days; its daily counts swing (14754→14551→14944→14659→14592→14586→14594) and the modest percentage decline is within the sort of jitter expected for widely used scripts, so this looks like small noise rather than structural abandonment. lb-phone and lb-phoneprop each lost a little ground (-122 and -94 servers respectively) while informational dropped -104; those moves are measurable but small in percentage terms for resources at those sizes and could reflect routine server updates or sampling variance under 84% coverage. Two prior, previously visible scripts vanished: op-taxi was last seen 2026-08-28 and was on ~19 servers, and was last seen 2026-08-25 and was on ~16 servers. Disappearance across multiple servers usually indicates a breakage, deprecation, or deliberate removal; owners depending on either package should check upstream channels or search servers for replacements.
New arrivals
This week produced a typical crop of brand-new resources. Most are small and likely private or single-server content, but a handful reached notable counts in their first week. chat-theme-example (first seen 2026-08-24) reached 101 servers — the only brand-new item to cross the 100-server mark this week and therefore worth a quick look if you produce UI or theme tooling. ak47_map_raisingdaves (first seen 2026-08-26) reached 96 servers; ak47_map_fleeca and ak47_map_druglabs also appeared and reached 54 and 50 servers respectively, indicating the same author’s maps are being adopted across multiple servers in parallel. tayGwq (first seen 2026-08-30) reached 79 servers, and a pair of property/props packages (prp-props-housing at 51 servers and prp-property at 49 servers) crossed the ~50-server threshold in their debut week. The rest of the new names — vQAPqD, ak47_weaponoverheat, roadcarradio and a few others — reached counts under 40. Given the 84% scan coverage, absolute newcomer counts may be understated, but the week’s newcomers remain dominated by theme, map and property code rather than large shared libraries.
What to watch
For the coming week, the clearest action items are: first, investigate the sd-phone cluster. sd-phone, sd-phone-props, sky_phone and phone-topv all posted multi-day growth and have matching daily shapes; if you build phone integrations, these packages are currently where adoption momentum is. Second, esx_adminmenu’s near-doubling and esx_lib’s continued climb are signals that admin and library tooling are still migrating and expanding — check compatibility and packaging for projects that plug into ESX stacks. Third, watch the wasabi_police / wasabi_police_v2 and prompt_sandy_downtown / prompt_sandy_downtown_construction pairs; their inverse shapes are consistent with replacement or consolidation and owners depending on the older packages should verify whether a supported migration exists. Fourth, review chat-theme-example and the ak47 maps if you care about first-week virality: reaching 100 and ~96 servers in a first week puts them above the usual noise floor and suggests they solved a visible need for skinning or map content. Finally, factor the 84% coverage into decision-making: large, multi-day rises are robust signals despite lower coverage, but small moves under a few dozen servers can be coverage noise. Next week’s scans will show whether the sustained growth here is durable — that persistence is the real signal developers should prize.
Most-used scripts
| # | Resource | Servers |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | oxmysql | 29,630 |
| 2 | pma-voice | 27,370 |
| 3 | ox_lib | 27,143 |
| 4 | bob74_ipl | 25,225 |
| 5 | ox_target | 18,885 |
| 6 | ox_inventory | 17,089 |
| 7 | PolyZone |
What to take away
- sd-phone and sd-phone-props each added hundreds of servers and grew on 5/6 measured days, a shape consistent with ongoing adoption across many servers.
- esx_adminmenu nearly doubled its footprint from 426 to 813 servers and grew on 5/6 days, a sustained multi-day climb, not a single-day spike.
- prompt_sandy_downtown and prompt_sandy_corner both grew on every measured day, with prompt_sandy_downtown rising from 47 to 394 servers.
- wasabi_police_v2 rose from 39 to 254 servers while the original wasabi_police lost 221 servers, a contrasting pair whose shapes are consistent with replacement.
- Two scripts with prior adoption — op-taxi and wallstreet_activity — disappeared from scans this week (last seen 2026-08-28 and 2026-08-25).
- Many brand-new resources appeared, but only a few reached more than fifty servers in their first week (chat-theme-example reached 101 servers).