CmdPalette

CmdPalette is a fast, modern in-game command palette for Minecraft (Fabric) that helps you search, organize, and execute commands with less friction than chat-only workflows.

It is fully client-side, highly customizable, and designed for players who use commands frequently in survival, creative, admin, and technical worlds.

Main Features

• Instant command palette with keyboard shortcut access.
• Command history with persistent storage.
• Favorites and custom categories for quick command organization.
• Executed-history browsing directly from the input using Up/Down arrows.
• Theme system with presets and custom editable themes.
• Per-aspect color editing (HEX + RGB controls).
• External theme file workflow with automatic reload support.
• Localization-ready UI with English and Spanish support.
• Configurable controls from Minecraft Controls menu (dedicated CmdPalette category).

Data Scope Modes

CmdPalette lets you choose how your command data is stored:

• Global -> one shared profile everywhere.
• Per server -> separate history/categories/favorites for each server.
• Per world -> separate profiles per singleplayer save.

This keeps command sets context-aware (for example, world-edit commands in one profile and vanilla-friendly commands in another).

UX Highlights

• Persistent Settings access from the top bar.
• Contextual actions for history/category management.
• Quick-add buttons hidden when input is empty (cleaner UI).
• Input bar hidden while in Settings view.
• Localization-aware button sizing for long labels.

Default Controls

• Open palette: Ctrl+Enter
• Close palette: Esc or Ctrl+X

All keybinds are configurable in Minecraft Controls.

Compatibility

• Environment: Client-side only
• Minecraft: 1.21.11
• Fabric Loader: >=0.18.4
• Fabric API: 0.141.3+1.21.11

CmdPalette does not need to be installed on the server.

Why CmdPalette?

If you use commands often, CmdPalette gives you a cleaner and faster workflow: less typing repetition, better organization, and quick access to exactly the commands you need in each context.