You remember when you accidentally learned more building a mine than you did in an entire semester? This helps make that happen on purpose.
AI-powered Minecraft education. AI teachers, NPC classmates, and interactive lessons through gameplay. No homework. No dashboards. Just play. 🛠️
You do not need to install anything. Point your vanilla Minecraft server's bot whitelist to:
https://the-fleet.casey-digennaro.workers.dev/craftmind
Join the world. The teacher will find you.
Most edtech is just digital worksheets. You do not learn best when you are being talked at. This meets you where you already are: inside Minecraft, building things. It does not try to turn Minecraft into school. It turns school into Minecraft.
- No Logins or Dashboards: Nothing ever pops up over the game. All learning happens in chat and through play.
- Respects Your Focus: It will not interrupt you mid-build. Teachers wait here.
- Fully Forkable: Deploy once, run forever, and modify every part. No paid tiers or hidden API keys.
- Fork this repository. This is a fork-first project.
- Deploy directly to Cloudflare Workers (zero dependencies; ~90-second setup).
- Point your Minecraft server's bot whitelist to your new worker URL.
- Customize teacher personalities and courses by editing plain text files.
- AI Teachers: Choose from teaching styles like patient, challenger, Socratic, or hands-on.
- Adaptive Learning: Tracks confidence and slows down before you get frustrated.
- NPC Classmates: You teach concepts back to NPCs—a proven learning method.
- Skill Trees: Your progress is visualized on in-game map walls.
- Discovery Zones: Open-ended puzzles that only give hints when the system detects you are stuck.
A lightweight agent runtime built on the Cocapn Fleet protocol. Each NPC is an independent fleet agent. All state persists at the edge with no backend database required.
This is a framework, not a fixed course pack. You can add new subjects and rewrite teacher behavior by editing prompt templates and curriculum files.
An Honest Limitation: Creating effective custom courses requires comfort with basic prompt engineering. Expect to spend 5-10 hours iterating on a new course module to get the pacing and dialogue right.
Open source. Contributions are welcome. Please open an issue first for significant changes.
MIT
Superinstance and Lucineer (DiGennaro et al.)