ReyxGPT

Overview

ReyxGPT is a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that bridges language‑model assistants with Minecraft servers through the RCON protocol. By exposing a lightweight MCP interface, it lets an AI like Claude execute arbitrary server commands and retrieve real‑time status information about the game world, players, and system health. This eliminates the need for developers to write custom command‑shell wrappers or expose unsafe administrative endpoints, providing a secure, auditable channel that respects the same permissions and authentication rules as any native RCON client.

The server’s core value lies in its ability to translate natural‑language queries into precise RCON instructions. When a user asks the assistant to “ban player Steve for 24 hours” or “show me a list of online players,” ReyxGPT parses the intent, constructs the corresponding RCON command ( or ), sends it to the Minecraft server, and returns the textual response. Because MCP operates over a simple JSON‑based protocol, the assistant can seamlessly embed these interactions within broader workflows—such as automating daily maintenance tasks, generating status dashboards, or responding to in‑game events through chat commands.

Key features include:

• Command execution: Run any RCON‑exposed command, from basic server restarts to complex plugin hooks.
• Status monitoring: Query player counts, latency, memory usage, and server uptime directly from the assistant.
• Secure configuration: All RCON credentials are supplied via environment variables, ensuring that only authorized clients can control the server.
• Python‑friendly architecture: Built with and modern dependency management, making it easy to deploy in CI/CD pipelines or containerized environments.

Typical use cases span from small‑scale hobby servers to large multiplayer communities. Server operators can delegate routine tasks—such as scheduled backups, player moderation, or plugin updates—to an AI assistant that can respond to natural‑language commands without exposing raw RCON access. In educational settings, students can experiment with Minecraft scripting by interacting with the server through a conversational interface, lowering the barrier to entry for learning server administration. For game developers, ReyxGPT can serve as a backend for in‑game bots that perform automated moderation or content generation based on player activity.

Integrating ReyxGPT into an AI workflow is straightforward: add the server entry to your MCP configuration, ensure RCON is enabled on the target Minecraft instance, and start the agent. From there, any MCP‑compatible client can send structured requests, and the server will return immediate, authenticated responses. This tight coupling between language models and game servers empowers developers to create responsive, intelligent systems that manage complex multiplayer environments with minimal overhead.