nkanf-dev

Use when a player explicitly asks to discover or execute a Minecraft command through the enabled experimental command capability.

Use when an expected crafting or processing recipe is absent in the active pack.

Use when a player asks how to obtain, place, configure, power, or automate a modded machine.

Use when a player asks about visible FTB Quests progression, prerequisites, rewards, or branches.

Use when troubleshooting requires correlating two or more Minecraft client, settings, HUD, or F3 areas.

Use when a player needs entries from Patchouli or another indexed in-game guide book.

Use when reverse engineering JVM artifacts with Recaf nightly in headless mode, especially for workspace loading, service discovery, decompilation, and scripted analysis across Codex, Gemini, or OpenCode.

Use when writing or debugging Recaf headless Java snippet scripts, especially when accessing workspace objects, CDI services, decompilers, or checked-exception APIs.

Use when replacing JVM class bytes inside a Recaf workspace, recompiling patched classes, exporting a modified JAR, and verifying runtime behavior in headless workflows.

Strong ISME decision-basis gate for making implicit state-machine decisions explicit before implementation. Use when Codex is modifying or designing complex stateful systems, async approval flows, persistent sessions, recovery behavior, concurrency, shared…

Use when a player explicitly asks to discover or execute a Minecraft command through the enabled experimental command capability.