Execute RCON commands on a Minecraft server to control gameplay, manage players, and modify server settings directly through AI agents.
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- Stop a Minecraft server by sending the configured stop command using its server ID. This tool helps manage server operations within the crafty-mcp environment.GPL 3.0
- Send console commands to a running Minecraft server to manage gameplay, permissions, and server settings directly from the MCP interface.GPL 3.0
- Force-kill a Minecraft server process immediately using the server ID. This tool terminates unresponsive or problematic servers in the crafty-mcp environment.GPL 3.0
- Execute Minecraft server commands remotely via RCON to manage gameplay, modify world settings, and control server operations.
- Retrieve backup configuration details for a Minecraft server, including compression settings, file exclusions, schedule, and retention limits.GPL 3.0
- Read configuration files from a Minecraft server to manage settings, permissions, and server properties.GPL 3.0
- Clone an existing Minecraft server by providing its ID. Use this tool to create a duplicate server when the original is not running.GPL 3.0
- View scheduled tasks for a Minecraft server to monitor automated activities and manage server operations.GPL 3.0
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- Retrieve a list of all Minecraft server backups with timestamps and file sizes to monitor backup history and manage storage.GPL 3.0
- Download files from a remote SSH server to a local destination. Specify the server, remote file path, and local path to transfer the file.MIT
- Create a new directory on a Minecraft server by specifying server ID, parent path, and directory name to organize server files.GPL 3.0
- Decompress archive files on a Minecraft server to extract game files, mods, or configurations using the crafty-mcp server tool.GPL 3.0
- Remove files or directories from a Minecraft server to manage storage and clean up unnecessary data. Specify server ID and file paths to delete.GPL 3.0