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mcp-servers

by ConstasJ

This repository contains several MCP (Minecraft Protocol) servers written in Kotlin. It provides a foundation for building custom Minecraft server implementations.

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What is mcp-servers?

This is a collection of Minecraft Protocol (MCP) servers implemented in Kotlin. These servers handle communication with Minecraft clients and can be customized for various purposes.

How to use mcp-servers?

To use these servers, you'll need to clone the repository, set up a Kotlin development environment, and build the projects. You can then configure and run the servers according to your specific needs. Refer to the individual server implementations for detailed usage instructions.

Key features of mcp-servers

  • Kotlin implementation

  • Minecraft Protocol support

  • Extensible architecture

  • Customizable server logic

Use cases of mcp-servers

  • Creating custom Minecraft servers

  • Developing Minecraft proxies

  • Building Minecraft bots

  • Analyzing Minecraft network traffic

FAQ from mcp-servers

What is MCP?

MCP stands for Minecraft Protocol. It defines the communication protocol between Minecraft clients and servers.

Why Kotlin?

Kotlin is a modern, concise, and interoperable language that is well-suited for building server-side applications.

Are these servers complete?

The completeness of each server may vary. Some may be more feature-rich than others. Check the individual server's documentation.

Can I contribute?

Contribution guidelines are not explicitly mentioned, but you can likely contribute by submitting pull requests.

Where can I find documentation?

Documentation may be limited. Check the code and any available README files within the individual server directories.