Create mods from prompts
Describe the mechanic, loader, and Minecraft version. Orca starts a cloud build and returns its progress.
Connect Orca to ChatGPT or Claude through MCP. Your assistant can build a mod, generate Minecraft assets, track the build, deliver the file, and apply creations to servers you own.
Remote MCP · OAuth sign-in · No API key
You: Build a Fabric mod with a grappling hook. Orca: Starting the build for Minecraft 1.21.1. Orca: Compiling and checking the mod… Orca: Done. Download it or open it in Orca.
Orca gives compatible AI assistants focused tools instead of unrestricted access to your computer or account.
Describe the mechanic, loader, and Minecraft version. Orca starts a cloud build and returns its progress.
Create skins, textures, and Minecraft-ready models from the same conversation.
Check a job, list your creations, and receive the finished file when it is ready.
List servers owned by your account and apply a completed creation to the server you choose.
Open finished creations in Orca Desktop to install them and launch the matching Minecraft instance.
Connect the same secure Orca account to supported ChatGPT and Claude MCP clients.
The remote connector handles authentication and tool discovery. Your AI client decides when to propose an Orca action.
Open your AI client's connector settings and add https://app.orcaclient.com/api/mcp.
OAuth opens the official Orca sign-in flow. No token or API key needs to be copied into a configuration file.
Describe what to build or inspect. Review tool requests before the assistant runs consequential actions.
MCP does not give an assistant unlimited access. Orca authenticates the user, scopes data to that account, validates every tool input, and keeps sensitive service credentials away from the AI client.
It is a secure bridge between an AI assistant and Minecraft tools. Orca exposes approved actions for creating mods and assets, checking builds, downloading creations, and working with servers you own.
Cloud actions work without the desktop app. Local actions, including launching Minecraft or installing into a local instance, require Orca Desktop because they run on your computer.
No. You sign in with OAuth, and server actions are scoped to the Orca servers owned by your account. Consequential actions require explicit review and authorization.
No. Orca MCP uses OAuth. Add the official endpoint, sign in to Orca, review the requested access, and allow the connection.