Add a mod or plugin from Modrinth or CurseForge to a Minecraft server by specifying server ID, source, and project ID.
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"Modrinth" matching MCP tools:
- Create a new Modrinth project as a draft. Set slug, title, description, and other details to start a project page before submitting for review.MIT
- Verify your Modrinth token and get the authenticated user's username, ID, email, and role to confirm authentication is working.MIT
- Upload built jar files to publish a new version for an existing Modrinth project, specifying version number, game versions, loaders, and optional changelog.MIT
- Search Modrinth for Minecraft mods, plugins, and more using text queries and optional filters. Returns key project details like title, type, downloads, and description.MIT
- Retrieve Modrinth project metadata like title, loaders, game versions, and status using the project's slug or ID.MIT
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- Find Minecraft resource packs on Modrinth by name or tag, returning up to a specified number of matching results.MIT
- Retrieve a Minecraft mod project's published versions, including version numbers, loaders, game versions, and primary download URLs to check available updates or distribution details.MIT
- Update metadata of an already published Modrinth version—edit name, changelog, version type, loaders, game versions, or featured status without re-uploading files.MIT
- Check a mod's dependencies via Modrinth API: find latest compatible version, required/optional dependencies, and Minecraft version compatibility for your modpack.MIT
- Fetches detailed Modrinth mod data—versions, dependencies, supported Minecraft versions, and download links—by project ID or slug.MIT
- Compare two Minecraft modpack directories to identify added, removed, and changed mods, then generate a Markdown or text changelog enriched with Modrinth version history.MIT
- Search Modrinth for Minecraft mods by keyword and return IDs, names, descriptions, download counts, and links to evaluate candidates for a modpack.MIT
- Retrieve a Minecraft mod's Modrinth version history, including release dates and loader support, to verify changes and enrich generated changelogs.MIT
- Retrieve detailed Modrinth resource pack information using a slug or project ID to view pack metadata and details before installing or comparing.MIT
- Generates a complete dependency list from installed modpack mods, including indirect dependencies with project names and Modrinth links.MIT
- Scan the HMCL versions directory for modpack.json files to list installed modpacks, returning name, path, format, game version, and mod loader details.-
- 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.-
- Search Minecraft modpacks from Modrinth or CurseForge using HMCL's repositories, returning summaries with ID, title, description, authors, and URL.-
- Fetch modpack summary, available versions, and latest release from Modrinth or CurseForge via HMCL.-
- Turn a mod's display name or part of its id into the exact mod id the other lab tools take, and see which mods the Modkeel lab has data on. Use it first when you only have a name ("Entity Culling", "Sodium") or are unsure of the id; skip it when you already have the id. To download a mod, call find_mod_download with its name instead: it finds the mod itself. Matching ignores case, spaces and punctuation; best match first, then the mods with more lab data. An empty query lists every mod the lab tested. Returns each mod's id, the Minecraft versions it was tested on and how many runs and pairs it has, plus the total number of matches. No match means the lab has no data on that mod, not that it is broken (get_mod_info still finds it on Modrinth by slug). mc keeps only mods with a run on that exact version; limit caps the list, and total says how many matched.ConnectorNo auth