gaming

The minecraft-modpack-server sub-skill downloads and extracts the pack, installs the matching Java version, runs the NeoForge/Forge installer, configures server.properties and JVM args, opens port 25565, and creates a launch script. It asks for preferences like difficulty, player count, and RAM allocation first.

The pokemon-player sub-skill uses the pokemon-agent package to serve a headless emulation API on port 9876. It follows an observe-orient-decide-act loop, taking screenshots every 2-4 moves and using vision analysis to verify position before continuing.

Minecraft 1.21+ requires Java 21, versions 1.18-1.20 require Java 17, and 1.16 or below requires Java 8. The skill checks the modpack's Minecraft version and installs the matching openjdk headless package.

No. The skill explicitly refuses to download or provide ROM files and always asks the user to supply their own ROM. Requesting a ROM download triggers a rejection with recovery guidance pointing to user-provided files.

Modded servers must set allow-flight=true in server.properties, otherwise mods with jetpacks or flying mounts trigger the vanilla flight kick. The skill enforces this setting along with max-tick-time=180000 for long modded tick times.

The parent skill rejects unknown game_type values such as chess and returns a structured error. The error includes the invalid parameter context and a recovery list naming the available sub-skills rather than throwing a raw exception.