Craftive – AI Minecraft Plugin Generator

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MainPlugin.java

plugin.yml

Welcome to Craftive

Type your idea in the command bar below and hit Generate. Working Java code will appear here.

Custom Items

Create unique swords, armor, and tools with special abilities.

GUI Menus

Build interactive chest GUIs for servers, shops, and kits.

Events

Trigger actions on block break, player join, or chat.

Commands

Add custom commands with arguments and permissions.

Initializing...

/kit diamond armor + 60s cooldown

Broadcast message every 5 min

TNT on right click

Kill tracker leaderboard

FAQ

Models, credits, payments and troubleshooting — everything in one place.

Basics

What is Craftive?

Craftive turns a plain-language idea into a working Java plugin or mod: the AI writes the code, compiles it and hands you a ready .jar. Every generation is saved to your History (left sidebar), so you can come back to it anytime.

Spigot or Fabric — which one do I need?

Spigot/Paper = plugins for multiplayer servers (drop the .jar into plugins/). Fabric = mods for your game client (drop into mods/). Use the color-coded toggle — yellow Spigot, blue Fabric. Picking the wrong engine is the most common mistake.

Does it work on Bedrock, console or mobile?

No. Craftive targets Java Edition only — Spigot/Paper servers and the Fabric mod loader. Bedrock (and console) use a completely different addon system.

Do I need to know Java?

No — write your idea in plain language (Polish or English both work; more detail = better result). If you do know Java, use the Edit bar under your code to request precise changes and iterate fast.

Models & generation

Nano vs Ultra vs Nova — which model should I pick?

Nano (1 credit) is fast and great for simple, small plugins. Ultra (5 credits) handles bigger, more complex builds. Nova (10 credits, Pro/Creator only) uses the deepest reasoning and the largest output budget — best for ambitious, multi-feature projects. You can always edit later with a different model than you generated with.

My code got cut off mid-file — what now?

The model hit its output limit. Press Continue — the AI picks up exactly where it stopped (even mid-function). For large files prefer Ultra or Nova: Nano's output budget (8K tokens) is the smallest.

Can I change an existing plugin instead of regenerating it?

Yes — once something is generated (or loaded from history), an Edit bar appears. Describe the change ("add a 30s cooldown", "add a /heal command with permission") and the AI rewrites the full files, keeping everything else intact. It costs the same as a generation with the selected model and updates your history entry.

Which Minecraft versions are supported?

1.18.2 → 1.21.11 for both engines. Pick the version before generating — it decides which APIs the code uses and how the .jar is compiled. A 1.20 plugin may crash on 1.21 and vice versa.

Plans & payments

How do credits work?

Each generation or edit costs credits: Nano = 1, Ultra = 5, Nova = 10. Your pool refills to full every 24 hours (rolling reset — no fixed hour). Free = 5/day, Pro = 30, Creator = 100. Credits have no cash value.

How do promo codes work?

Creator codes give −10% on your first month of any plan. Enter the code in the pricing modal before checkout. One code per creator per account, valid only for new subscriptions — plan upgrades don't apply it.

Can I get a refund?

Within 14 days of payment, if you haven't used the credits from your paid plan — contact us by email or on Discord. Refunds are processed through Stripe and may take a few business days.

Who owns the generated code?

You do. Use it commercially, modify it, publish it on your server — Craftive claims no rights over your generated plugins and mods.

Troubleshooting

Where do I put the downloaded .jar?

Spigot/Paper: your server's plugins/ folder. Fabric: the mods/ folder of your client or server. Restart — and it's live. If nothing happens, check that the server version matches the Minecraft version you generated for.

Why doesn't the name above the player's head change?

A real Minecraft limitation: plugins can freely rename the TAB list and chat, but the floating nametag can only get a prefix/suffix through scoreboard teams — the real name stays visible after the prefix. Fully replacing it requires deep server internals (NMS/ProtocolLib), which Craftive-generated plugins deliberately avoid (they break between Minecraft versions).

Is my prompt sent to external services?

The prompt text is sent to the AI provider (DeepSeek) to generate your code, and prompts + results are stored in your history. No advertising, no tracking — details in the Privacy Policy.

Something else doesn't work — what now?

Try rephrasing your prompt with more detail, or use Edit to fix a specific part. Compilation failures are auto-fixed by the built-in debugger. Still stuck? Hit Report or join our Discord.

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