NeoAPI

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A very simple API for NeoCortex's mods. Only used for NeoCortex's projects, or you can use it too! (Works well with Neo-AI).

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NeoAPI

NeoAPI is a developer-focused Fabric framework for Minecraft 26.2 that gives mod authors the scaffolding to build their own tools, systems, and content. Rather than locking you into pre-built solutions, NeoAPI hands you the structure — you write the logic. It's designed to get out of your way and let you mod the way you want to.

This is a library mod. It adds no content to the game on its own. Players only need to install it if another mod requires it.


What It Offers

Utility Method Framework

NeoAPI gives you a clean, consistent pattern for writing and organizing your own utility methods. Define your helpers once, share them across your entire mod, and keep your codebase tidy — no more copy-pasting the same logic into every class.

Custom Event System

NeoAPI provides the backbone for building your own events. Define what triggers them, who listens to them, and what data they carry — all without touching a single mixin. Your mod, your rules.

Custom Registries & Data Types

Need a registry that Minecraft doesn't have out of the box? NeoAPI gives you the tools to define and manage your own. Register whatever data types your mod needs and access them cleanly from anywhere in your codebase.


For Mod Developers

Add NeoAPI as a dependency in your build.gradle:

repositories {
    maven { url "https://api.modrinth.com/maven" }
}

dependencies {
    modImplementation "maven.modrinth:neoapi:1.0.0"
}

And declare it in your fabric.mod.json:

"depends": {
    "neoapi": ">=1.0.0"
}

Full documentation and examples can be found at [your GitHub/docs link here].


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Minecraft 26.2
Fabric Loader ≥ 0.19.3
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Java 25

What is it? (More detail)

NeoAPI is built for AI. Soon planning to release Neo-AI soon. Just sit back, then soon, you'll have a real NPC in your worlds.

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