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Minecraft Remote
nacal/mcp-minecraft-remote
Minecraft Remote Control using MCP (Model Context Protocol).
Install
npx -y mcp-minecraft-remote@latestClient configuration
{
"mcpServers": {
"minecraft-remote": {
"command": "npx",
"args": [
"-y",
"mcp-minecraft-remote@latest"
]
}
}
}- GitHub stars
- 5
- Author
- @nacal
- Category
- Gaming & Gamification, Developer Tools
- License
- MIT
- Updated
- Oct 6, 2026
About Minecraft Remote
This project is inspired by mcp-minecraft by arjunkmrm. While the original only supported local Minecraft server connections, this project was newly created from scratch to add support for connecting to remote Minecraft servers.
Features
Connect to and control a Minecraft player via an AI assistant
Navigate, mine, build, and interact with the Minecraft world
Chat with other players on the server
Check inventory, player position, and server information
Advanced movement control including jumping, sneaking, and sprinting
Entity interaction including attacking and following
Container usage (chests, furnaces, etc.)
Item crafting and villager trading
Detailed inventory management
Tools (26)
connectToServer
Connect to a Minecraft server with specified credentials
disconnectFromServer
Disconnect from the Minecraft server
sendChat
Send a chat message to the server
getServerInfo
Get information about the connected server
getPosition
Get current player position
moveTo
Move to specific coordinates
moveControl
Basic movement controls (forward, back, left, right, jump, sprint, sneak, stop)
lookAt
Make the player look in a specific direction or at coordinates
digBlock
Mine a block at specific coordinates
placeBlock
Place a block at specific coordinates
checkInventory
Basic inventory check
inventoryDetails
Get detailed information about inventory items
equipItem
Equip an item from inventory to hand or armor slot
tossItem
Throw items from inventory
getNearbyPlayers
Get list of nearby players
getNearbyEntities
Get a list of all entities nearby
attackEntity
Attack a specific entity
useOnEntity
Use held item on a specific entity
followEntity
Follow a specific entity
openContainer
Open a container (chest, furnace, etc.) at specific coordinates
withdrawItem
Take items from an open container
depositItem
Put items into an open container
closeContainer
Close the currently open container
getRecipes
Get a list of available crafting recipes
craftItem
Craft an item using available materials
tradeWithVillager
Trade with a nearby villager
Details on this page are taken from the project's README. Open README
Supported clients
Clients mentioned in this server's README:
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