Two separate things live here: lookups, which anyone can use, and the bridge, which connects a real Minecraft server to Discord.
Lookups
Aliases: namemc, craft, mine, mc.
minecraft availability (alias drop) shows the drop window for a username — when it becomes claimable.
The bridge
The bridge connects a Minecraft server to Discord in both directions: in-game chat, joins, deaths and advancements relay to Discord, and Discord messages relay back into game chat. It also gives you a console, player statistics and account linking. All while being extremely efficient and below 500 KB in size.
Requires Administrator to set up.
Installing
Generates a plugin configured for your Discord server and DMs it to you. Drop it in your server’s plugins/ folder and restart.
Requires open DMs and server owner. Aliases: setup, connect, install.
Once it connects, !minecraft bridge interface opens a guided configuration menu, or you can utilize the “Minecraft Bridge” section on the dashboard.
Relaying events
Each event type gets its own channel. !minecraft bridge list shows what’s currently relayed; !minecraft bridge remove <event> stops one; !minecraft bridge clear stops everything.
Relays that event through a webhook so in-game messages appear under the player’s name and skin. Requires Manage Webhooks.
Discord → Minecraft
Messages in that channel appear in game chat. !minecraft bridge discord remove stops it.
Server status in a channel topic
Keeps a channel’s topic updated with live server state. !minecraft bridge status remove stops it.
Health
TPS, memory usage and uptime. Aliases: statistics, stats, memory, tps. Anyone can run it.
Account linking
Links a player’s Minecraft account to their Discord account. Requires open DMs. Also available as !minecraft link.
Once linked:
The join gate
Requires players to have a linked Discord account before they can join the Minecraft server. Effective whitelist replacement that also gives you a Discord identity for every player.
Requires operator permissions in game.
Console
Streams server console output to a channel. Requires operator permissions on the Minecraft server, verified through your linked account.
execute aliases: exec, run, /.
Console access is full server control. Only grant it in a channel your admins can see, and remember it’s gated on Minecraft operator status — not Discord permissions. Someone with Discord Administrator can’t use it unless they’re an op in game.
Troll commands
Harmless visual effects on a player — freezing, chicken rain, explosion particles, fire rings, nausea. Requires operator permissions.
Nothing here damages the world or the player’s inventory.
Command reference
