API Bridge
Control Minecraft entirely from your terminal, scripts, or external applications via a powerful HTTP REST API.
- Loaders
- Fabric
- Downloads on Modrinth
- 236
- Followers on Modrinth
- 1
- versions
- 12
- Updated
- June 30, 2026Jun 30
- Published
- in 2026
At a glance
Works both in the game and on the server — install where you need it
Short Description
Control Minecraft entirely from your terminal, scripts, or external applications via a powerful HTTP REST API.
Body / Full Description
API Bridge is a powerful Fabric mod for Minecraft 1.21.11 that exposes an internal HTTP REST API. It allows you to programmatically control almost every aspect of the game—from client UI interactions to player movements, world settings, and block manipulation—directly from your terminal, Python scripts, or Node.js applications without ever touching your keyboard or mouse!
Key Features
- Complete Client Automation: Simulate keyboard inputs (WASD, sprint, jump) and UI interactions (e.g., automatically click the "Singleplayer" button).
- Player & World Control: Teleport, change look direction (pitch/yaw), swing hands, change the time of day, and toggle weather conditions.
- Inventory & Block Manipulation: Place or break blocks anywhere, drop items, change selected hotbar slots, and manage your inventory on the fly.
- Scripting & Macros System: Send a list of commands to execute sequentially for advanced automation (like building an auto-mining bot).
- Language Agnostic: If it can send an HTTP request, it can control Minecraft! Easily integrate with
curl, Python, JavaScript, or any language you prefer.
Whether you want to build automated bots, test game mechanics, or create custom external controllers, MC API Mod provides the ultimate programmatic interface for Minecraft.
FAQ
How to install API Bridge?
Install Fabric for your Minecraft version, download API Bridge for the same version and loader, put the file into the mods folder and launch the game with the loader profile.
Which Minecraft versions does API Bridge support?
API Bridge has builds for Minecraft 1.21–26.2.
Is API Bridge needed on the server?
Works on either side — install it in the game, on the server, or both
