AI

Autonomous Minecraft AI mod that reads chat prompts, gathers resources, crafts items, manages hunger and inventory, and builds full structures from...

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fabric · Client · 1.21.1 · mod

AI client agent mod that responds to !ai chat prompts. The agent queues tasks, paths to targets, and handles basics like hunger and inventory selection while building or gathering.

  • Usage: type !ai <command> in chat; message is intercepted locally and not sent to the server. Commands include gather <resource>, craft <item>, build <blueprint>, eat, status, and stop.
  • Pathing & movement: simple block-grid navigation drives key presses to walk toward waypoints, keeping space above clear; movement pauses when tasks finish or are cleared.
  • Resource gather: scans nearby chunks for matching blocks (wood/logs, stone, sand, dirt, or name match), walks adjacent, and repeatedly mines the target block.
  • Crafting: finds the first matching crafting recipe (inventory 2×2 or table) and triggers it via the recipe book if ingredients are available; falls back with an action-bar notice on missing recipes or materials.
  • Hunger & inventory: auto-queues eating when food is low, selects food or required block stacks automatically, and resets movement when tasks end.
  • Building blueprints: built-ins include shelter (default), tower, platform, and pillar. The anchor is set below the player when the task starts; the agent clears incorrect blocks and places required blocks if present in inventory, pathing to a safe stand spot.
  • Status: periodic action-bar updates show the active task; !ai status prints queue, hunger, and position details.

Limitations and tips:

  • The agent relies on your unlocked recipes and items in your inventory; it will fail gracefully and notify you if materials are missing.
  • Navigation is conservative and may struggle with extreme terrain, tight spaces, or hostile interference; manual nudges may help.
  • Building uses the blocks you already have—gathering does not automatically craft missing parts unless explicitly queued.
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