A bigger world.
The same purpose.

Optional crash auto-restart with a crash-loop stop. Scheduled restarts warn players first, and Discord webhooks report the events nobody is watching for. Snapshot verification reads archives back and checks their coverage.

Search Modrinth and Hangar together, with compatibility filtering or version checks, hash-based update checks, and one-click updates that take a snapshot first. Enable and disable plugins in place. SpawnLoft manages what it installed; hand-dropped custom and premium plugins are left alone.

Move to the newest Paper build in one click, keeping the old jar. Crossing Minecraft versions follows a separate, confirmed, snapshot-first path because worlds can migrate one way.

Fabric and NeoForge are first-class loaders with a Mods tab. Install whole modpacks from Modrinth. Pack updates may only touch files the old pack owned, preserving your other additions.

See every world with the active one named. Import a downloaded map from a zip or folder, export one, switch which world runs, and delete with its scope made clear. Snapshots include the active world set. A backup mirror copies every snapshot to a second location as it is taken.

Recognize common failure shapes and show a suggested fix where the failure surfaces: ports already taken, EULA acceptance, wrong Java, insufficient memory or disk, missing dependencies, duplicate plugins, corrupt worlds, ticking crashes, watchdog stalls, and missing jars.

The same panel and command line on Linux, as a .deb and an .rpm for x64 and arm64. Schedules and automatic backups through systemd, live performance from /proc, managed MySQL on x64 and Redis on both, and automatic updates. For a server with no screen, spawnloft-cli is the command line alone on its own runtime.

Let Claude Desktop, Claude Code or another MCP app you choose check status, read the console, explain a crash, take backups, and update plugins and Paper. No account, no open port, nothing sent unless that app asks. Passwords never leave, player IPs are hidden, and anything that cannot be undone is off unless you allow it.

Export the console to a file, or upload it to mclo.gs after confirmation. Your account name is removed from file paths first. This was the first feature contributed from outside the project.

Servers are tabs, and a server’s tools open from a dock beside its console instead of replacing it. An overview shows every server’s state, players, TPS, memory and last backup, with a Needs attention row for crashes, plugin updates, missing backups and an outdated Java. Settings is one form, and MySQL databases have backups of their own. AI assistants can now read and change plugin configuration files, snapshotting each one first, and update checks cover Purpur, Folia and Advanced Slime Paper.