Skript author

Skill Teddy563/mcwrench/skills/skript-author

AI Minecraft server admin that audits configs, fixes lag, sets up proxies and permissions, picks plugin stacks, and learns any plugin's docs on demand. Works in Claude Code, Claude.ai, Codex, Antigravity, and Gemini CLI.

Install

npx -y skills add Teddy563/mcwrench --skill skript-author

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Writes, debugs and explains Skript scripts (.sk) for Minecraft servers. Use whenever the user mentions Skript, a .sk file, "sk reload", SkBee, skript-reflect, SkQuery, skript-yaml, SkRayFall, a custom command/event written in Skript, "my script doesn't work", Skript variables, "on right click", "every X seconds", or asks to make a shop/GUI/event in Skript. Knows Skript's event/condition/effect/ expression model, the reload-without-losing-variables workflow, common addon needs, and can fetch live syntax from the Skript Hub API. Defer exact addon syntax to the fetched reference; do not guess syntax patterns.

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SKILL.md

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Skript Author

Help with Skript — the plain-English scripting plugin (docs.skriptlang.org) and its addons.

Model (orient before writing)

A script is events containing conditions, effects, and expressions:

on right click on a sign:
    if player has permission "shop.use":
        give player 1 diamond

Addons add syntax: SkBee (NBT, bound, recipes), skript-reflect (Java reflection), SkQuery, skript-yaml (config files), SkRayFall (citizens/holograms). Identify which addon a needed syntax belongs to before using it.
Variables: {var} (per-server), {var::%player's uuid%} (list/per-player). Persisted to variables.csv/DB. Reload carefully (below) or you lose in-flight variables.

Reload-safely workflow (critical on live shops/economies)

After editing a .sk, run /sk reload <script> (or /sk reload all). Editing the file on disk does nothing until reloaded.
A bad reload can drop variables defined this session. On production: back up variables.csv/the variable DB first, reload a single script (not all), and watch the console for parse errors.
Parse errors leave the script unloaded — the whole .sk stops working, not just the bad line.

Fetch live syntax (don't guess)

Skript Hub exposes a JSON syntax API. To pull exact syntax for core Skript or an addon:

node "${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/skills/skript-author/scripts/fetch-skripthub.mjs" --addon SkBee
node "${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/skills/skript-author/scripts/fetch-skripthub.mjs" --search "give"

It queries https://skripthub.net/api/v1/addonsyntaxlist/, filters by addon or search term, and writes a condensed reference to skills/_cache/skripthub/<slug>.md. Read that, then write syntax that matches the installed addon/version — do not invent syntax patterns. (The API is undocumented and may rate-limit; the script caches aggressively.)

Method

Restate the goal as event → conditions → effects.
Identify required addons; fetch their syntax via the script above if unsure.
Write the .sk, then tell the user to /sk reload it and check console for parse errors.
For shops/economies touching money or items, warn about the reload/variable footgun first.