Server Stats
CPU Usage
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--Disk Used
--Minecraft Server Versions
Supported Minecraft server versions are managed side by side. The live server remains the oldest supported version until newer versions pass validation.
Mac Client Install
Each Minecraft server now has its own dedicated macOS Apple Silicon client app. The DMG links below are placeholders for the new split client apps.
Add A Mod
Send a plain operator request through Codex, OpenCode, Qwen, or another AI coding tool with access to this project and the VPS.
"Add this mod to server MC 26.1.2: https://www.curseforge.com/minecraft/mc-mods/example-mod"
The Swift server app resolves the mod, downloads the correct NeoForge file, classifies whether it belongs on the server, client, or both, updates server metadata, rebuilds release artifacts, runs the configured validation hooks, and only promotes the release when the release pipeline accepts all required checks.
Do not copy mod files into the live folders by hand. Manual installs skip dependency records, validation, release manifests, client sync metadata, and rollback history.
Safe World Reset
Send the request through Codex, OpenCode, Qwen, or another AI coding tool as an operator command, for example:
"Make a Safe World Reset for MC Server 26.1.2"
"Make a Safe World Reset for MC Server 26.1.2 with seed 5605164115430518763"
The Swift server app plans the reset, requires destructive confirmation, removes the old active world safely, applies the default seed 5605164115430518763 unless a different seed is provided, reinstalls required datapacks, reapplies safety gamerules, starts the server, pregenerates a 1000-block radius around spawn, verifies completion, and writes the result to server records.
Do not delete world folders manually. Manual deletion skips Swift validation, audit records, datapacks, gamerules, backups, and pregeneration.