FAQ

I have a bug or need help

All support channels below are on our Discord server.

• Post in #general — our moderators review it regularly and will engage. You can also use Share Feedback in the app.
• For priority support, email us at support@genesix.app.

I'm missing a feature

We'd love to hear it. Post in the #feature-request channel on Discord or use Share Feedback in the app. Both are reviewed by the team.

My plugin didn't work as expected

Plugin generation quality depends on several factors — prompt clarity, plugin complexity, and the specific domain being built. Some areas of code generation are still being actively improved.

If you're getting unexpected results, try:

• Refining your prompt — ask the agent to help you phrase the request better
• Breaking a complex plugin into smaller, focused requests
• Asking the community in the #general Discord channel for advice
• Using the chat context menu to report the issue directly

We're constantly working to expand what the agent can build well.

Does the plugin collect any data?

Generated plugins include bStats, the standard anonymous metrics service used by most Minecraft plugins. It reports basic server information (player count, Minecraft version, Java version) to help us understand how genesix-built plugins are used. No personal data, plugin names, or user information is collected.

bStats is opt-out. Server owners can disable it globally for all plugins via plugins/bStats/config.yml on their server.

Can I access the plugin source code?

Not yet. Currently the app provides the compiled JAR only. Source code access is something we're considering for a future update.

Will my plugin idea be shared with others?

Your plugins are yours. They will not appear in any public gallery or be visible to other users.

How long is my plugin code kept?

Your plugin's code stays in its chat for as long as you keep the chat, including every earlier point you can go back to.

How long is my plugin JAR kept?

Plugin JARs are kept for 6 months on Iron and 1 year on Diamond. Your plugin's code is separate: it stays in its chat for as long as you keep the chat, so you can always build a fresh JAR.

Can I undo a change and go back to an earlier point in a chat?

Yes. Click the ⟲ Time Travel pill just above one of your earlier messages and confirm. The chat, the plugin's code, and the agent's memory go back to just before that message, and plugin versions built after it are removed.

Time Travel can't be undone, and it isn't available on a chat's first message — open a new chat to start over completely. See Chats → Time Travel for details.

Do I get my credits back when I time-travel a chat?

No. Credits spent on the messages removed by Time Travel stay spent.

Can I build several variants of one plugin?

Yes. Build a base plugin, then choose Remix from the chat's ⋮ menu in the sidebar (Iron and Diamond plans) as many times as you like. Each remix is a new chat with its own copy of the plugin under a new name, so every variant develops independently. See Chats → Remix a Plugin.

Does remixing change my original plugin?

No. The original chat and plugin stay exactly as they are. The remix is independent, so deleting or time-traveling the original never affects it.

Can both plugins run on the same server?

Yes. Each plugin keeps its own config, but commands and permissions are shared across the server, so ask the agent in the new chat to rename the remix's commands and permissions so they don't clash.

What happens to a remix if I delete the original?

Nothing. The remix keeps working. Its Remixed from label, under the message box, no longer links to the original.

Why is there a credit limit?

We built genesix Blocks with quality as the priority. Credits are spent based on what a request actually takes to fulfill — a quick question or small tweak costs only a few credits, while a full plugin build (commands, permissions, config files, and compiled code, ready to drop into your server) costs more. Iron gives you 400 monthly AI credits, Diamond gives you 800 — plenty to build a plugin and keep refining it. Need more in a given month? Open your profile menu, choose Usage, and buy an AI credit bundle there.

How many plugins can I build?

Both plans let you start as many chats and plugins as you like. Your monthly credit allowance (400 on Iron, 800 on Diamond) is what's metered, not the number of plugins.

Can the agent build a full network core, hub system, or replicate a large server setup?

Large Minecraft networks don't run on a single plugin. They use a combination of specialized plugins — each handling one domain well. A typical production network might use LuckPerms for permissions, LiteBans for punishments, EssentialsX for utility commands, Vault for economy, and a proxy like Velocity for cross-server routing. These are maintained by dedicated teams over years.

genesix Blocks is designed to build focused, single-purpose plugins — the kind that do one thing well. Think: a custom crate system, a bounty tracker, a minigame, a shop GUI, or a staff tool. These are the plugins you can't find on SpigotMC or Modrinth because they're specific to your server's vision.

If you need a full network stack, use established plugins for the core infrastructure and let genesix Blocks build the custom pieces that make your server unique.

How does my plugin integrate with other plugins on my server?

Your generated plugin works alongside other plugins the same way any well-built plugin does — through the standard interfaces that Paper provides. If you tell the agent which plugins you already run, it will make sure your new plugin talks to them correctly.

Just mention them in your prompt. For example: "I use Vault for economy and LuckPerms for ranks — my new plugin should charge players through Vault and check their rank before allowing access." The agent handles the wiring.

Your plugin will also load cleanly even if one of those other plugins is removed later — it won't crash your server. Common integrations: Vault (money), PlaceholderAPI (scoreboards/tab), Citizens (NPCs), LuckPerms (ranks), ProtocolLib (visual effects), and WorldGuard (regions).