orca server get-status
Ask for the server change you want
Inspect players and logs, run commands, install content, change settings, manage files, and control server power.
Real example: Owner-scoped server control
$ orca server inspect survivalRun 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.
Use list_my_servers, then apply_to_my_server to install my finished creation.
Live console, settings, file, and power actions run through Orca's owner-bound server CLI. Public MCP can list your servers and apply finished creations.
How Orca makes it
Start with the result you want. Orca handles the Minecraft file structure and verifies the build.
Inspect first
Read the server type, version, state, players, and available actions.
Choose the target
Every action names an exact server owned by the signed-in account.
Apply and verify
Consequential changes are reviewed, executed, and checked afterward.
What you get
The deliverable is Minecraft-ready, not just a concept image or a pasted code sample.
Keep building
Combine capabilities into one mod, plugin, world, or server workflow.