Installs CurseForge mods into a Prism Launcher instance, matching the instance's Minecraft version and loader and resolving required dependencies; blocked files return a manual-download URL.
Lists a CurseForge mod's available files so you can pick a version. Optionally filter by instance to match its Minecraft version and loader, then use a fileId to install or roll back.
Manage TrueTick Minecraft hosting servers from AI agents: create/start/stop, live TPS/MSPT metrics, RCON console, files, backups, and Modrinth/CurseForge mods.
Import a CurseForge modpack zip (manifest.json format): creates the instance from the pack's Minecraft/loader declaration, installs every required file (blocked files are reported and recorded for manual download, per the blocked policy)…
Cross-check an instance's Modrinth and CurseForge mod views by slug to identify duplicate files, dual-tracked mods, single-source mods, and unidentified jars.
Scan a folder for user-downloaded jars, sha1-match them against the instance's pending blocked CurseForge files, and place matches into the instance's mods folder.
Search CurseForge's catalog for ARK: Survival Ascended mods by name, slug, category, or game version, with pagination and exclusion filters to narrow results.
Discover CurseForge classes and categories for ARK: Survival Ascended, providing class_id, category_id, and exclude_category_ids needed for mod searches. Call before searching mods to avoid hardcoding IDs.
Scan the HMCL versions directory for modpack.json files to list installed modpacks, returning name, path, format, game version, and mod loader details.
Lists a mod's published files, showing file name, size, game versions, and dependency data. Use file name and byte length to identify content packs before treating them as such. Paginated, read-only.
Traverses an ARK mod dependency graph breadth-first from seed mods or files, returning all reachable mods. At depth 4 or 400 nodes, marks output TRUNCATED and lists the unexplored frontier.
Troubleshoot CurseForge API failures in one call: verify key setup, endpoint allow-list, rate-limit headers, and build info to pinpoint whether the issue is your key, the API, or CurseForge.
Install a modpack as a Minecraft game instance from a local .mrpack/.zip file or by downloading from Modrinth/CurseForge using its pack ID. Set a custom instance name or let it default to the pack name.
Check if a newer file exists for a CurseForge mod, using newest file date by default. Filter candidates by declared game version or release type integer when needed.