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minecraft-dev

Workflow Updated 2026.08.26

Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:

dsh plugin install sikadi233-hub/minecraft-dev

Paste the following prompt into your AI chat to install this plugin:

To install this plugin in DeepSeek Harness, run `dsh plugin install sikadi233-hub/minecraft-dev`, with the full source code available at https://github.com/sikadi233-hub/minecraft-dev.

About this plugin

Minecraft secondary development spans over a decade, from the legacy 1.7.10 to the modern 26.x era. With platforms like Forge, Fabric, and Paper having vastly different build systems, APIs, and dependency management, developers often waste immense time on environment setup and version compatibility. The minecraft-dev plugin solves this by empowering AI agents to truly understand MC development paradigms across all eras, transforming tedious trial-and-error into a standardized, automated pipeline.

At its core, the plugin features 7 on-demand skills and 2 powerful tools. It can generate fully buildable project scaffolds with era-specific Gradle wrappers from a single prompt, and intelligently manage build executions with graceful error handling. Furthermore, its 4-agent collaborative workflow—covering planning, scaffolding, content generation, and compilation verification—creates an end-to-end closed loop from a simple idea to a fully buildable project.

Whether you are a modpack author working on legacy versions, a server developer chasing modern platforms like Paper and NeoForge, or a modder looking to leverage AI to accelerate large-scale mod addon development, this plugin provides out-of-the-box expert assistance, allowing you to focus on core logic rather than wrestling with build scripts.

Use Cases

  • Generate Paper or Fabric plugin project skeletons with correct Gradle configurations from a single prompt.
  • Automatically plan and write addon code for large-scale mods across multiple Minecraft eras.
  • Delegate the entire development loop from requirement analysis and coding to compilation verification to sub-agents.

Best For

  • Minecraft server administrators and developers who frequently build server-side plugins.
  • Mod authors dedicated to creating cross-version modpacks or large-scale mod addons.
  • Java game developers looking to automate tedious build configurations using AI agents.