Plugin Mod Compatibility Tester
Runs automated tests to check compatibility between plugins and mods, detecting conflicts, dependency mismatches, and runtime errors. Used in game server environments like Minecraft to validate combinations. Server administrators and mod developers apply it to prevent crashes and ensure stable deployments.
Overview
The Plugin Mod Compatibility Tester MCP server provides programmatic access to test interactions between plugins and mods in moddable applications, such as Minecraft servers combining Spigot plugins with Forge or Fabric mods. It simulates load orders, dependency resolution, and execution to flag issues early.
Key Capabilities
- Executes compatibility scans on plugin-mod pairs, reporting conflicts like API version mismatches or event handler overlaps.
- Validates dependencies across ecosystems (e.g., Bukkit vs. Forge).
- Simulates server runtime to catch load-time or in-game errors without physical server setup.
Use Cases
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A server admin tests a new Fabric mod against existing Spigot plugins before updating a production Minecraft server, avoiding downtime from incompatibilities.
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A mod developer verifies their Forge mod works with popular economy plugins like Vault, iterating on fixes via repeated API calls.
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A hosting provider batches compatibility checks for customer-submitted plugin lists, generating reports for supported configurations.
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CI/CD pipeline integration runs tests on pull requests adding mods, blocking merges on failures.
Who This Is For
Minecraft server operators managing hybrid plugin-mod setups, independent mod and plugin creators ensuring cross-compatibility, game server hosting services automating validation, and DevOps teams in gaming integrating tests into workflows.