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AI Minecraft plugin generator

Describe the plugin. Get a working .jar in minutes.

Type what you want in plain English. VyroAI writes the Java, compiles it for real, fixes its own errors and hands you the file. No Java, Maven or Gradle on your machine.

Describe the plugin in plain English. VyroAI writes the Java, compiles it, and hands you a working .jar for Paper, Spigot, Bukkit, Folia, Velocity or BungeeCord.

Build my plugin free — No card. 100 free credits on sign-up, 10 a day for 30 days, 200 more via Discord. The download is a compiled .jar — export the source any time.

A real prompt

/sethome and /home, one home per player, 3-second warm-up that cancels on movement, 60-second cooldown bypassed by homes.bypass, saved to YAML.

A real plugin, built here, start to finish

Not a mock-up: DeathChest is a public project on VyroAI, and this is what its build looked like. Download the same .jar and try it.

1. 1 · Asked for "When you die, your items go into a chest where you fell."
2. 2 · Written 10 files: one command (/deathchest) and seven event listeners
3. 3 · Compiled Build succeeded · Paper 1.21.11 · Maven · 8,6 s
4. 4 · Tested Not yet: there is no in-game test step today. Drop it in /plugins and try it on your own server.

The build log (DeathChest)

[INFO] Cloud Build Service - DeathChest
[INFO] Build tool: maven
[INFO] Files to analyze: 10
[INFO] Main class: com.moessoe97.deathchest.DeathChest
[INFO] Commands found: deathchest
[INFO] Event listeners: PlayerInteractEvent, BlockBreakEvent, InventoryCloseEvent, EntityExplodeEvent, …
[SUCCESS] Validation passed
[SUCCESS] Artifact stored: DeathChest-1.0.0.jar (25.3 KB)
[SUCCESS] BUILD COMPLETE
[INFO] Total time: 8.64s

See the project · ⬇ DeathChest-1.0.0.jar · 25 KB

The one fix it needed

• First build, 22:05: failed with 23 compiler errors.
• Second build, 22:07: Build succeeded, 0 errors, 0 warnings.
• Two minutes from the first error to the finished .jar, without opening an IDE.

A real .jar, not a folder of Java.

Compiled against your server platform and version. Drop it in /plugins and restart.

Errors fixed in the same window.

First builds fail sometimes. Describe what you saw and it fixes the code — you never open an IDE.

Your platform, your version.

Paper, Spigot, Bukkit, Folia, Velocity, BungeeCord — picked before the build, not guessed.

Also called a Minecraft plugin maker or creator

Plugin generator, plugin maker, plugin creator — people type all three and mean the same thing: something that turns an idea into a .jar without an afternoon of Java. This is that. Whether you call it a Minecraft plugin maker or a Minecraft plugin creator, the job is identical — you describe the commands, permissions and messages you want, and it builds them.

What it builds

• commands
• permissions
• GUIs
• economy hooks
• YAML config
• event listeners
• Vault & PlaceholderAPI hooks

Frequently asked questions

Do I need to know Java?

No. You describe the plugin; the generator writes and compiles the Java. You do need to say precisely what it should do.

Which server versions are supported?

Paper, Spigot, Bukkit, Folia, Velocity and BungeeCord. Choose the platform and Minecraft version before building.

Is it free?

There is a free tier with no card. After that, credit packs start at $12.10 for 1,000 credits including 21% VAT (the same price wherever you are), bought once — no subscription required.

Do I get the source code?

Yes, alongside the compiled .jar.

Will it work on my host?

If your host lets you upload to /plugins, yes. That is all a plugin needs.

How long does a plugin take?

A small plugin is planned in seconds and compiled in about ten seconds; the example on this page compiled in 8,6 seconds. When a first build fails, the fix and the rebuild took about two minutes in that same example. Bigger plugins take longer.

What happens if the build fails?

You see the compiler errors in the same window. Say what went wrong, or let Auto-Fix read them, and it changes the code and builds again. You never open an IDE.

Can I change the plugin later?

Yes. Open the project again and describe the change, for example "add a /delhome command", and it rebuilds the .jar.

Paper, Spigot or Bukkit: which should I pick?

Pick what your server runs. If you are not sure, Paper is the most common choice today.

Can I sell or share the plugin I made?

Sharing: yes. The plugin carries no VyroAI watermark and the source is yours to export. You can also publish it on your public VyroAI page. Selling it elsewhere is up to you: VyroAI does not guarantee AI-generated code is original or eligible for copyright, so you check that yourself (Terms of Service, section 7).

Want the walked-through version?

Three wiki guides for people who want to read first. They already link to this page; now this page links back to them.

• Quick Start — Your first project, start to finish: describe it, approve the plan, build.
• Plugin, Mod, Skript or Datapack? — Which of the four Minecraft things to build, and whether players must install anything.
• Auto-Fix — When a build fails, the AI reads the compiler output and patches every file involved.

Start with one small plugin. Test it on a local server first.

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