🛠 Automate updates for Minecraft mods, resource packs, and datapacks to save time and enhance your gaming experience with ease.

🪄 Speed up file deletions with poof, the fast CLI tool that moves large files and directories to delete them in the background, saving you time.

A polished, Minecraft-inspired icon suite for the modern developer's workflow. Available at VS Code marketplace:

Metadelta is a custom Salesforce CLI plugin crafted to streamline metadata auditing and manifest generation across Salesforce Core and Vlocity/DataPacks environments.

SimplEnergy is a simple Energy Datapack created to add simples energy mechanics in your survival world. It is also created to help the development of Energy Datapacks, it was made as a template for whoever wants to create its own

Datapack utils

An open-source Minecraft music maker.

Minecraft data pack that adds more recipes for smelting cobblestone to stone; stone to smooth stone; and sandstone variants to smooth sandstone variants

Minecraft data pack editing villager gift loot tables

Modern IDE for Minecraft datapacks. Tauri + React frontend, native Rust compiler.

A Utility datapack for maps, servers and such, that provides an ability to add and remove regenerating "entries". Those entries could be any kind of blocks, or loot tables! (blockstates are currently unsupported though)

My Minecraft Data-Packs

Examples of datapacks made or recreated using Kore.

Fabric mod for testing data packs, with data packs

Datapack Helper Discord Bot

A template repository for creating a Kore project.

Stardust Fragment is a very advanced Adventure & Technology Minecraft data pack created to add a very special experience to the game.

A tool that allows you to import images without modes or texture packs into Minecraft in the form of particles. It converts an image file into a “.mcfunction” file which can be loaded into the game using a datapack.

Suitable for those who want to update their version of Minecraft to a newer one, but have many mods/resourcepacks/datapacks installed that they are too lazy to update