i need to use you as an mcp server for my open source project how do i do that

To use me as an MCP (Minecraft Coder Pack) server for your open-source project, you'll need to set up your development environment appropriately. However, it seems there might be a misunderstanding; as an AI, I can provide guidance on setting up such systems but I cannot host an MCP server myself. Here’s a step-by-step guide on how to set up an MCP server for your open-source Minecraft modding project: ### 1. Prerequisites Ensure you have the following installed: - Java Development Kit (JDK) - preferably version 8 or 11. - A build tool like Gradle or Maven (if your project uses it). - Git (to clone repositories). ### 2. Download Minecraft Coder Pack (MCP) 1. **Visit the MCP repository**: Go to the official [MCP GitHub](https://github.com/MinecraftForge/MCP) or other reliable sources that offer MCP downloads. 2. **Download the latest release**: Choose the latest version of MCP compatible with the version of Minecraft you want to mod. ### 3. Set Up MCP 1. **Extract MCP**: Unzip the downloaded MCP files to a location on your computer. 2. **Navigate to the MCP folder**: Open a command line/terminal and navigate to the MCP directory. ### 4. Configure MCP 1. **Run the setup script**: Depending on your operating system, run `./decompile.sh` (Linux/macOS) or `decompile.bat` (Windows) in the command line from within the MCP directory. This will decompile Minecraft's source code. 2. **Configure the environment**: Customize your build configuration as per your open-source project requirements. ### 5. Code Your Mod Now you can start coding your mod: 1. **Create a new package for your mod**: In the `src/main/java` directory. 2. **Implement your mod's functionality**: Use the Minecraft codebase as needed, following proper modding guidelines. ### 6. Build Your Project 1. **Compile your mod**: Use the command `gradlew build` (for Gradle projects) or the equivalent command for your build tool. 2. **Export**: Ensure your mod is packaged correctly in a JAR format for distribution. ### 7. Collaborate and Contribute 1. **Version Control**: Use Git to track changes and collaborate with contributors on your project. 2. **Create Documentation**: Provide README files and documentation for your project to help others understand and contribute. ### 8. Share Your Project - Publish your code to a platform like GitHub, GitLab, or Bitbucket and make it public to encourage contributions. ### Additional Tips - Check Minecraft and MCP forums for specific modding resources. - Engage with the modding community to get feedback and support. - Stay updated on MCP and Minecraft updates to keep your mod compatible. Please let me know if you need specific help with any of the steps!