Ocelot AI Assistant

What Ocelot Can Do

Ocelot is your AI assistant built right into the dashboard. You talk to it in plain English, and it talks directly to your Minecraft server to get things done.

Here's what it can help with:

• Read and search console logs. Ask it to find errors, check for specific messages, or summarize what happened while you were away.
• Execute server commands. Tell it to whitelist a player, change the weather, or run any command you'd type in the console.
• Browse, read, write, and search files. Need to tweak a config value? Ocelot can find the file, show you the current value, and update it.
• Manage LuckPerms permissions. Add players to groups, set permission nodes, or check what permissions a group has.
• Look up player profiles and stats. Check who's online, see a player's game mode, or look up their history.
• Check server performance. Get TPS, memory usage, player counts, and other stats without opening the statistics panel.
• Search and install plugins. Ocelot can search Hangar, Modrinth, and Spiget, then download and install the plugin for you.
• Save notes about your server. Tell it to remember your server's seed, your to-do list, or anything else you want to look up later.

Safety Controls

Ocelot always asks before doing anything that could change your server. You stay in control.

• Confirmation prompts. Before running commands, writing files, or installing plugins, Ocelot shows you exactly what it wants to do and waits for your approval.
• Per-action approval. You can approve or deny each action individually. If something looks wrong, just say no.
• YOLO mode. For when you trust it fully. Skips confirmation prompts so Ocelot can work faster. Toggle it on or off anytime.
• Emergency stop. A button that immediately cuts off all AI activity. If something goes sideways, one click shuts it down.
• Daily hard limits. Your plan has a daily cap on queries and tool actions. Even if you leave YOLO mode on, Ocelot can't exceed these limits.

Configuration

You can find Ocelot settings in your organization sidebar under the Ocelot section.

• Toggle permissions. Control whether Ocelot can access the console, files, players, or commands. Turn off what you don't want it touching.
• Usage tracking. See how many queries, tool actions, image analyses, and notes you've used today and how many remain.

Plan limits

Tips

A few things to try:

• "Check the last 50 console lines for errors"
• "Install WorldEdit from Hangar"
• "Who's online right now?"
• "Set the server difficulty to hard"
• "What permissions does the moderator group have?"
• "Find every config file that mentions port 25565"
• "Remember that this server's seed is -123456789"