"Most Used Minecraft Plugins (MCP)" matching MCP servers:

Enables AI agents to search and read source-grounded entries about Minecraft farms and contraptions, including inputs, outputs, labor steps, version applicability, and verification records. It provides two read-only tools and runs offline without accessing a game or executing builds.

MCP server for Forge Minecraft modding documentation. Gives AI assistants direct access to Forge docs with structured search results.

Enables AI assistants to search and retrieve content from the Chinese Minecraft Wiki, including article introductions, full content, and category lists.

Provides access to Minecraft mod development documentation (Neoforge) via MCP tools, allowing users to list providers and versions, browse file structures with previews, and retrieve full document content.

Enables searching and retrieving Minecraft Wiki content in multiple formats (wikitext, HTML, markdown) through MCP tools, with batch retrieval and health monitoring.

Enables querying the DPC Zettelkasten knowledge base with full-text search, note retrieval, and structural GraphQL queries, each answer backed by pinned GitHub source citations.

This MCP server assists Minecraft Java plugin developers by providing dependency documentation lookups, version checking, and automated scanning for Gradle and Maven projects. It supports popular APIs such as Paper, Spigot, and LuckPerms to streamline plugin development and workspace analysis.

Provides API documentation browsing, code generation, and code review for Minecraft 1.21.1 Forge and NeoForge modding.

Reads the Small Print record: what MCP servers, agent skills and plugins tell an AI agent, hashed every version and diffed between releases, each change graded by a printed rule, with public advisories joined by version. Three read-only tools; nothing is executed.

Index docs websites and local folders, then let Claude, Cursor, or any MCP client answer from the current docs, with a link to every section it used.

Exposes the Hermes Atlas ecosystem catalog of 100+ community-built tools, skills, and plugins for Nous Research's Hermes Agent to any MCP-aware client, enabling natural language queries and searches.

An MCP server designed for developers to build and manage Minestom-based Minecraft servers by inspecting project environments, build configurations, and API documentation. It enables users to plan features, review design patterns, and discover libraries within the Minestom ecosystem.

Enables AI agents to search a local folder of Markdown, AsciiDoc, and text files through a SQLite FTS5 keyword index, returning the most relevant sections with file paths, line ranges, and heading breadcrumbs instead of grepping through a repo. It also exposes tools to list indexed documents and refresh the index incrementally, all offline with no dependencies, network calls, or embeddings.

Enables AI agents to search CustomNPCs JavaDoc for methods, fields, and class hierarchies across multiple Minecraft versions and forks.

Provides AI agents with access to a comprehensive database of 200+ Next.js documentation URLs for intelligent document selection and retrieval. Enables Claude and other AI assistants to analyze user queries and recommend the most relevant Next.js documentation pages.

Provides grounded answers for writing Minecraft mods, targeting 1.8.9 and 1.21.10+ eras with curated and live tools for mappings, APIs, and mixins.

MineCode is a local MCP server that provides AI assistants with real-time access to Minecraft data, documentation, datapack generators, and logs, featuring 19 tools for datapack development.

MCP server that connects AI coding agents to ExisJS projects, enabling them to read local ExisJS documentation and scaffold idiomatic ExisJS boilerplate code (routes, plugins, gateways, configs).

It lets AI coding agents look up design tokens, component specifications, and prohibition rules on demand, then validate generated HTML or JSX with the same lint logic used by CI and editor hooks so violations are caught and corrected immediately. It also exposes the design constitution and rule sets as resources for reference during generation.

MC Modding is a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server designed to equip AI assistants, such as Claude, with direct and current access to Minecraft modding documentation. By indexing official Fabric and NeoForge sources weekly, it ensures AI responses are always accurate, backed by real documentation,