Guide

Everything you need to get your bot running in a few minutes.

1. Add a server profile

Click Add server in the dashboard. Enter the server address (play.example.net) and port. The default port is 25565; don't change it for servers that use an SRV record. If you don't know the version, keep Auto detect.

2. Add a bot

For cracked servers a username is enough (3–16 characters: letters, numbers, underscore).

For a Microsoft account no password is needed. When you first start the bot the dashboard shows an 8-character code. Go to microsoft.com/link, enter the code and approve with your account. The session is saved, so later starts don't ask again. You can delete it any time with Reset Microsoft session in the bot settings.

3. Anti-AFK and reconnect

With Anti-AFK on, the bot jumps, looks around or swings its arm every 15–35 seconds. With auto reconnect on, the bot reconnects after a drop, starting from your delay and backing off gradually. If it is kicked with a ban message, it stops retrying.

4. Macros

A macro is a trigger plus a list of actions that run in order.

On join: login commands like /login password.
On every spawn / world change: runs again when moving from lobby to game.
Every N seconds: repeated jobs like /sell all or /home afk.
When chat contains text: e.g. run /hub when "server restarting" appears.
On death: commands like /back.

Joining through a menu (Auto GUI join)

Hotbar slot → the slot holding the compass (e.g. 5)
Right click → opens the menu
Wait for menu to open → 5000 ms
Click slot in menu → the slot number of the mode you want

To find slot numbers, open the menu manually while the bot runs: the Open menu panel on the bot page shows every slot number.

5. Discord notifications

In Discord go to channel settings → Integrations → Create webhook. Paste the URL into the bot settings and pick the notifications you want.

Rules

Some servers forbid AFK bots. Following a server's rules is your responsibility. Accounts used for spam, scams or harming servers are closed.