Real Minecraft clients
Built on Fabric, so bots use Minecraft's own physics and networking.
How SoulFire worksOpen source on GitHubPut bots
Put bots
to work.
Stress test your Minecraft server or automate the repetitive work. SoulFire bots run real client code, with visual scripting and SDKs.
Free for Windows, macOS, and Linux.
36 botsInteractive preview
Preview: 36 bots in scatter formation. This illustration does not connect to a server.
See how your
server holds up.
Find out how your server handles players joining and interacting before your next busy session.
Java and Bedrock
Connect to versions from Classic through the latest release. SoulFire translates the protocol for you.
Supported versionsAdd your own plugins
Enable the built-in plugins or write a Fabric mod to control bots through the API.
Build a pluginGive your bots
a job.
Connect events to actions in the visual editor to build a routine your bots can follow. Use the CLI for commands across all connected bots.
Scripting guidehello-world.sfscriptVisual script
TriggerOn Chat
Message received
ConditionContains
Message hello
ActionSend Chat
Hello, world!
Replies when someone says hello
No code neededTypeScript and
Python SDKs
Start with a server address and username. The SDK handles account setup and state sync, so you can focus on what your bot does.
TypeScript with Effect
Effect scopes close bot connections when the workflow ends.
bun add @soulfiremc/sdk effectTypeScript docsimport { Effect } from "effect";
import { SoulFire } from "@soulfiremc/sdk/bun";
const program = Effect.scoped(
Effect.gen(function* () {
const bot = yield* SoulFire.createBot({
server: "localhost:25565",
username: "DocsBot_1",
installation: { version: "2.10.2" },
});
yield* bot.chat.send("Hello from SoulFire");
yield* Effect.logInfo(`Health: ${bot.state.player?.health}`);
}),
);
await Effect.runPromise(program);Come build
with us.
Share your scripts and get help on Discord. If you've found a bug or have a fix, head to GitHub.
Free and open source under AGPL-3.0