Plugin Smith · free · no account

Plugin Smith — describe a server plugin, get one.

Type what you want your Minecraft server to do and a working Skript plugin is written as you type — for Paper, Spigot and Bukkit. It runs entirely in your browser: nothing is uploaded, no account, no limits.

Diamond Sword Welcome

plugins/Skript/scripts/diamond-sword-welcome.sk · 1 rule

# Diamond Sword Welcome — generated by Mine Mod AI (https://www.minemodai.com)
# Requires the Skript plugin on a Paper/Spigot server.

on join:
	give 1 diamond sword to player
	send title "&eWelcome" to player

Installing it

  1. Download Skript and put it in your server's plugins/ folder, then restart the server once.
  2. Put the generated .sk file in plugins/Skript/scripts/.
  3. Run /sk reload in game (or restart). Your rules are live.

Java servers only — Skript is a Bukkit-family plugin, so Bedrock servers and Realms cannot load it. Building for phones or consoles instead? Generate a Bedrock add-on. Want a real compiled .jar? Ask the chat for a Fabric mod project — it comes compile-ready.

Questions

What kind of plugin does this make?

A Skript script — a .sk file that the Skript plugin runs on a Paper, Spigot or Bukkit server. Skript is one of the most widely used server plugins in Minecraft, and it runs plain-text scripts instead of compiled Java, which is why a plugin can be generated for you at all.

Do I need Skript installed?

Yes. Download Skript, drop it in your server's plugins/ folder, restart once, then put the generated .sk file in plugins/Skript/scripts/ and run /sk reload. Without Skript installed, the file does nothing — it is a script for that plugin, not a plugin by itself.

Is this a compiled .jar?

No, and it is honest to say so. A Bukkit/Spigot .jar has to be compiled from Java source, which is a different pipeline. If you want a real compiled mod, the generator has a Fabric path that produces a complete, compile-ready Java project you can build into a .jar with one Gradle command.

Does it work on Bedrock, Realms or Aternos?

Java servers only. Skript is a Bukkit-family plugin, so it needs Paper, Spigot or Bukkit — Bedrock servers and Realms cannot load it. Aternos and most other Java hosts let you install plugins, so it works there. For Bedrock, generate an add-on instead.

Does it cost anything or need an account?

No. The whole thing runs in your browser — the parser and the compiler are both plain TypeScript, so nothing is uploaded, no account is needed and no generation quota is spent. Type, read the script, download it.

Why does it say a rule needs a trigger?

Because a plugin rule is a when-this-then-that pair, and an action with nothing to fire it cannot be compiled into anything real. Rather than emit a script that silently never runs, it says so. Start with when…, while… or every N seconds…