Packwright MCP (rithwikbabu/packwright-mcp) is an MCP server listed on the M8ven Trust Index. It scores 62 out of 100, grade C. It declares 22 tools. No publisher has claimed this listing.
A local-first MCP server for safely creating, inspecting, validating, testing, and packaging Minecraft Java Edition datapacks with guarded file access and deterministic builds.
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datapack_createCreate a Minecraft Java Edition 26.2 datapack below the configured workspace. The target must not exist. Supports a no-write dry run and optional namespace load/tick functions.
datapack_inspectInspect pack metadata, namespaces, resource inventory, hashes, Minecraft 26.2 compatibility, and validator readiness without changing files.
resource_readRead an allowed text resource by typed Minecraft resource ID or exact pack-relative path. Returns its SHA-256 for guarded follow-up writes.
resource_upsertCreate a typed datapack resource or allowed text file. Existing files require overwrite=true and their current expectedSha256. dryRun returns the proposed diff without writing.
resource_deleteDelete exactly one datapack file. Requires confirm=true and the file's current SHA-256; directories are never recursively deleted.
datapack_validateRun structural checks plus authoritative Minecraft 26.2 dispatcher, registry, and codec validation for every ordinary .mcfunction command. Requires setup-version and Java 25 unless includeVanilla=false; configured Spyglass diagnostics are also available. Invalid packs return normalized diagnostics a…
minecraft_lookupSearch locally cached Minecraft 26.2 commands, registries, resource types, and identifiers. This tool never performs network access.
datapack_testValidate commands, then load a staged copy of the pack and run selected GameTests in a disposable Minecraft 26.2 universe. The configured timeout is one shared budget capped at five minutes.
datapack_buildRun strict structural and authoritative Minecraft 26.2 command validation, then create a deterministic datapack ZIP with pack.mcmeta at its root. Java 25 and setup-version are required; builds cannot bypass vanilla validation. Existing output files require overwrite=true and their current SHA-256.
visual_capabilitiesReport the truthful Minecraft 26.2 capability boundary and the separately labeled current compiler support for each visual target.
visual_project_attachAssociate sibling datapack and resource-pack roots through a guarded project manifest. Can create a new format-88.0 resource pack without moving the datapack.
visual_asset_inspectInspect a paired project, its logical item graph, current draft readiness, bindings, textures, renders, and commit state without changing files.
visual_spec_upsertValidate a semantic custom-item ModelSpec, including its selected review-profile metadata, and create an immutable, content-addressed draft run. Review profiles stage the same compiled item output and never imply new native target support.
texture_importStrictly decode, bound, normalize, metadata-strip, and content-address a PNG supplied inline or through an exact hash-guarded workspace file.
visual_compileCompile a semantic custom-item ModelSpec into exact Minecraft 26.2 item-definition, model, UV, and texture draft assets without changing the paired packs.
visual_connectCreate a guarded multi-file proposal connecting a client item definition to a vanilla carrier through minecraft:item_model, with optional give helper and recipe.
visual_renderRender the selected model-specific scene-review profile with Packwright’s deterministic CPU renderer. All profiles produce bounded original-reference scenes, advisory measurements, an immutable report, individual image resources, and a contact sheet returned as image content.
visual_captureLaunch the pinned official Minecraft 26.2 client in a disposable deterministic studio and return protocol-v3, representation-bound framebuffer evidence for supported item, block, headwear, entity, or placeable fixtures. Required world/gameplay views are authoritative only for the recorded OpenGL env…
visual_revision_createCreate an immutable child revision by changing only named parts, materials, display transforms, or selected review-profile metadata against the reviewed spec hash.
visual_commitAfter explicit acceptance, atomically install every proposed datapack and resource-pack file. Official-client evidence can authorize commit only when its proposalBindingStatus is implemented; capture_only block, headwear, entity, and placeable evidence is QA-only until the compiler implements that e…
visual_validateCombine paired-pack, model, graph, CPU preview, binding, vanilla-command, and optional GameTest validation. Existing official-client evidence is authoritative by default for supported profiles; set requireClientCapture false only for an explicit fast advisory pass.
project_buildValidate and build separate deterministic datapack and resource-pack ZIPs for an attached project. Existing artifacts require both current SHA-256 values.
PACKWRIGHT_CACHE_DIRPACKWRIGHT_JAVAPACKWRIGHT_SPYGLASS_COMMANDPACKWRIGHT_WORKSPACE"": "/absolute/path/to/datapacks"Tool annotations match behaviour
8 read-only tools perform write/delete/exec — datapack_inspect (line 161: /^data\/([^/]+)\/function\/(.+\.mcfunction)$/u.exec(item.path)); resource_read (line 161: /^data\/([^/]+)\/function\/(.+\.mcfunction)$/u.exec(item.path)); datapack_validate (line 161: /^data\/([^/]+)\/function\/(.+\.mcfunction)$/u.exec(item.path))
Either remove the readOnlyHint:true annotation, or remove the write/delete call from the tool handler.
Descriptions match behaviour
4 tools describe read intent but their handlers mutate — datapack_inspect (line 161: /^data\/([^/]+)\/function\/(.+\.mcfunction)$/u.exec(item.path)); resource_read (line 161: /^data\/([^/]+)\/function\/(.+\.mcfunction)$/u.exec(item.path)); minecraft_lookup (line 161: /^data\/([^/]+)\/function\/(.+\.mcfunction)$/u.exec(item.path))
Rename the tool, rewrite the description, or move the side-effect into a separate clearly-named tool.
Tool description accuracy
resource_read: description implies read-only but handler writes/deletes/executes; minecraft_lookup: description implies read-only but handler writes/deletes/executes
Update tool descriptions to accurately reflect all capabilities — especially write, delete, or execute operations.
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