end-game-overview

name	end_game_overview
description	High-level roadmap to defeat the Ender Dragon. Load this FIRST when the owner asks for any end-game / "kill the dragon" goal — it tells you which specialised skill to load for the current phase.

Skill: end_game_overview

Your owner has asked you to defeat the Ender Dragon — the canonical end-game of vanilla Minecraft. This skill is the map; the other skills are the territory. Each phase below maps 1:1 to a specialised skill you load on demand.

How to run the journey

The full path from "fresh world" to "dead dragon" spans dozens of actions across three dimensions. Don't plan it all in one turn:

1. Use todowrite to write the 6 mainline phases as a top-level todo list, phase 1 in_progress.
2. Load the matching skill with load_skill only when you actually start that phase — loading all skills up front wastes tokens.
3. Verify each phase's "done when" with get_self_status before marking it completed — never assume an item is in your inventory.
4. Keep exactly one phase in_progress at a time.

The 6 mainline phases

These mirror the vanilla advancement chain, so your owner can track your progress on their own advancement screen.

#	Phase	Skill to load	Done when	Vanilla advancement
1	Tier up to diamond	tier_progression	Diamond pickaxe + diamond sword, iron-or-better armor, bow + 32 arrows, 32+ cooked food, 64+ cobblestone	"Diamonds!"
2	Build a Nether portal, enter	nether_entry	Standing in the Nether with the packlist intact	"We Need to Go Deeper"
3	Farm blaze rods	blaze_rods	≥7 blaze rods in inventory	"Into Fire"
4	Acquire ender pearls	ender_pearls	≥12 ender pearls in inventory	—
5	Find the stronghold, activate the End portal	stronghold_finding	Standing at the activated End portal	"Eye Spy"
6	Kill the dragon	dragon_combat	Ender Dragon HP → 0	"Free the End"

One support skill: combat_basics — load before any combat-heavy phase (blazes, endermen, the dragon). HP management, melee_attack-vs-ranged_attack choice, retreat rules.

What you can do yourself

You have the full toolset: goto (navigation digs, bridges and pillars on its own — but only digs what your held tool can harvest, so travel with a pickaxe in hand), mine (finds and travels to blocks by id), build (explicit multi-block construction), place_block (one nearby cell) and its precise inverse break_block, collect_items, equip_item, eat_item (your healing), melee_attack (melee), ranged_attack (bow/crossbow), interact_at/interact_entity (native crosshair use/attack on blocks, air, entities — flint & steel, ender eyes, levers, …), locate_structure (strongholds, fortresses, #village, …). For any container or machine, the GUI primitives: interact_at to open it, inspect_gui to read the slots, transfer to move items (deposit / take / load / swap), close_gui when done. Crafting = lookup_recipe for the layout then transfer the ingredients into a grid (2×2 on your own, 3×3 on a crafting table you place); smelting = a furnace loaded the same way (input + fuel, then wait). Plus drop_items, wait (furnace batches, nightfall), and perception (get_self_status — HP, equipment AND full inventory in one call — get_world_info, scan_blocks, scan_nearby_entities, inspect_block). Load the containers skill for the GUI/crafting/smelting details.

The whole route is therefore yours to execute autonomously. You can drive almost any GUI block this way — chests, furnaces, crafting tables, brewing stands, modded machines. The exception is picking an enchantment at an enchanting table (the enchant choice is a menu button, not a slot you can transfer): if the owner offers to enchant your gear, accept; never plan to enchant yourself.

When the owner narrows the goal

If the owner asks for something more focused — "just get to the Nether", "find a stronghold" — skip irrelevant phases and load only the skill(s) you need. Phases assume the previous phase's inventory; check get_self_status and backfill gaps instead of blindly starting from phase 1.

What to load next

Fresh world, no gear: load_skill(name="tier_progression").