Minecraft Auto Builder
Voice-controlled procedural architecture and automated construction for Minecraft.
- Blocks / Second (Peak build throughput)
- ~4k
- Structure Archetypes (Parametric presets)
- 10
- Material Palettes (Dynamic material swapping)
- 13
- Bytes Sent Out (Completely private & offline-ready)
- 0
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// overview
What it does
A local-first automation bridge that translates spoken natural language into complex, multi-thousand-block Minecraft builds in real time. Runs completely client-side with zero telemetry, connecting speech parsing directly to in-game bot execution.
Minecraft Auto Builder bridges natural language understanding with Minecraft Java Edition automation. Spoken voice input is parsed locally into structured architectural parameters (intent, dimensions, material palette, facing direction, and spatial anchors). The local bridge client connects directly to any Minecraft Java world over loopback, calculating volumetric coordinates and generating structures at speeds up to ~4,000 blocks per second. Includes an interactive web control dashboard featuring real-time build telemetry, phased step-by-step construction pipelines (foundation to interior lighting), and full manual command overrides.
// key features
Feature breakdown
Real-Time Voice Parsing
Converts natural spoken phrases (e.g., "build me a large dark oak mansion facing north") into structured construction parameters.
Zero Telemetry Architecture
100% local execution running via a private loopback bridge with zero external cloud dependencies.
Multi-Stage Build Pipeline
Procedural orchestration with live tracking across planning, site prep, foundations, structural framing, roofing, and lighting.
Interactive Web Dashboard
Dual-mode UI with live bot vitals, spatial coordinates, quick-build templates, and simulated offline dry-run support.
Instant Terminal Deployment
Runnable instantly via npx @mab/bridge@latest or standalone cross-platform scripts.