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maintenanceEnables AI agents to control Minecraft via MCP with configurable versions, creative building commands, survival helpers, and an autonomous agent loop.
Apache 2.0
mcbaratone
by jhwodchuck
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C2.3/5.0
Scored across 69 tools
Disambiguation2/5
Many tools overlap in purpose: run_command/batch_command/mission_macro/mission_queue for execution, and numerous pathing/exploration variants (path, goal_coordinates, goto_block_type, come, thisway, axis, surface, explore). Several legacy commands (proc, eta, find, gc, damn) have vague descriptions, making it hard for an agent to choose reliably.
Naming Consistency2/5
Names mix single-word Baritone commands (find, path, explore, invert, damn) with snake_case verb_noun tools (set_goal_block, subscribe_events, wp_save). No consistent pattern is applied across the set; prefixes like wp_, mission_, and get_ are not used systematically.
Tool Count1/5
69 tools is extreme for this surface; many are niche legacy commands or redundant wrappers, far exceeding a well-scoped 3-15 tool set. The count creates a high cognitive load and increases misselection risk.
Completeness4/5
The set broadly covers pathing, mining, building schematics, waypoints, settings, cache, events, uploads, and command execution, suggesting fairly complete coverage for Baritone automation. Minor gaps and oddities remain, such as the non-functional 'damn' tool and some lifecycle operations being implicit via run_command.
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