orca server set-gamerule --rule keepInventory --value true
SERVERS / SERVER SETTINGS
Change server rules by asking
Update gamemode, difficulty, whitelist, gamerules, loader, version, online mode, memory, and power state.
Real example: Validated server configuration
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$ orca server gamerule keepInventory trueRun the example to see the verified result.
Use the protected server surface
The owner-bound CLI controls live servers. Public MCP can list your servers and install finished Orca creations.
Public MCP does not expose live settings; use the owner-bound Orca server agent.
manage_server:set_gamemodemanage_server:set_difficultymanage_server:set_whitelistmanage_server:set_gamerulemanage_server:resize_ram
Live setting changes stay in the protected owner-bound server surface.
How Orca makes it
Start with the result you want. Orca handles the Minecraft file structure and verifies the build.
Inspect current rules
The agent reads the existing setting instead of assuming it.
Validate the change
Unsupported values and dangerous combinations are rejected.
Persist and verify
Orca checks that the setting survives the necessary reload or restart.
What you get
The deliverable is Minecraft-ready, not just a concept image or a pasted code sample.
Current value
Validated change
Persistent configuration
Post-change status
Keep building
Combine capabilities into one mod, plugin, world, or server workflow.