What is the difference between Minecraft Remote and the original mcp-minecraft?
The original project only supports local Minecraft server connections, while Minecraft Remote was created from scratch to add support for connecting to remote servers.
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Add this server to your MCP-compatible client using the configuration below.
{
"mcpServers": {
"minecraft-remote": {
"command": "npx",
"args": [
"-y",
"mcp-minecraft-remote@latest"
]
}
}
}Connect to a Minecraft server with the specified credentials
Disconnect from the Minecraft server
Send a chat message to the Minecraft server
Get the current position of the player in the Minecraft world
Move the player to a specific location
Control the player with basic movement commands
Make the player look in a specific direction or at coordinates
Dig a block at the specified coordinates
Place a block at the specified location
Get a list of players nearby
Get information about the currently connected server
Check the items in the player inventory
Equip an item from inventory to hand or armor slot
Get detailed information about inventory items
Throw items from inventory
Get a list of all entities nearby
Attack a specific entity
Use held item on a specific entity
Follow a specific entity
Open a container (chest, furnace, etc.) at specific coordinates
Take items from an open container
Put items into an open container
Close the currently open container
Get a list of available crafting recipes
Craft an item using available materials
List available trades from a nearby villager
Trade with a nearby villager
Minecraft Remote is an MCP (Model Context Protocol) server that enables an AI assistant to control a Minecraft player on a remote Java Edition server. It is built from scratch to support remote connections, unlike the original project it was inspired by.
Install via npm (npm install -g mcp-minecraft-remote) or Smithery (npx -y @smithery/cli install @nacal/mcp-minecraft-remote), then add the server configuration to your Claude Desktop config file. After restarting Claude, use tools like connectToServer to connect to a Minecraft server (must have online-mode=false set). See the README for full configuration examples.
The original project only supports local Minecraft server connections, while Minecraft Remote was created from scratch to add support for connecting to remote servers.
Node.js 18+, an AI assistant that supports MCP (like Claude), and a Minecraft Java Edition server (version 1.8 or later). It has been tested with vanilla Minecraft 1.21.
Yes, the Minecraft server must have `online-mode=false` set in server.properties to allow the bot to connect without authentication. If authentication is required, valid premium account credentials must be provided.
The bot connects to the Minecraft server using the credentials you provide. All player actions (movement, inventory, chat, etc.) are sent to the server. No data is stored locally beyond the standard MCP configuration.
Compatibility is not guaranteed with modded servers or versions other than 1.21. The tool has been verified specifically with vanilla Minecraft 1.21.

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