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"Modrinth" matching MCP tools:

  • Add a mod or plugin from Modrinth or CurseForge to a Minecraft server by specifying server ID, source, and project ID.
    MIT
  • Create a new Modrinth project as a draft. Set slug, title, description, and other details to start a project page before submitting for review.
    MIT
  • Verify your Modrinth token and get the authenticated user's username, ID, email, and role to confirm authentication is working.
    MIT
  • Upload built jar files to publish a new version for an existing Modrinth project, specifying version number, game versions, loaders, and optional changelog.
    MIT
  • Search Modrinth for Minecraft mods, plugins, and more using text queries and optional filters. Returns key project details like title, type, downloads, and description.
    MIT

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    Enables AI agents to search, read, and publish Minecraft mods on Modrinth, including creating projects and uploading jar files as new versions.
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  • Retrieve a Minecraft mod project's published versions, including version numbers, loaders, game versions, and primary download URLs to check available updates or distribution details.
    MIT
  • Update metadata of an already published Modrinth version—edit name, changelog, version type, loaders, game versions, or featured status without re-uploading files.
    MIT
  • Check a mod's dependencies via Modrinth API: find latest compatible version, required/optional dependencies, and Minecraft version compatibility for your modpack.
    MIT
  • Scan the HMCL versions directory for modpack.json files to list installed modpacks, returning name, path, format, game version, and mod loader details.
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  • Install a modpack as a Minecraft game instance from a local .mrpack/.zip file or by downloading from Modrinth/CurseForge using its pack ID. Set a custom instance name or let it default to the pack name.
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  • Search Minecraft modpacks from Modrinth or CurseForge using HMCL's repositories, returning summaries with ID, title, description, authors, and URL.
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