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Your own Minecraft world, with a helper who listens

Meet BotSteve, an AI player who lives in your world and plays alongside you. Ask him for a stack of logs, some iron or a hot meal and off he goes, telling you in chat how he's getting on. You build, explore and adventure; he takes care of the grind.

Not your usual server: sign up before you join!
BotSteve isn't one big shared server. Every player gets their own private world, running on its own server, so adding the address and pressing Join isn't enough. Create your account at botsteve.com first, make your world, then connect.

What BotSteve can do

Chop wood, gather food, fish, and collect sand, clay, wool and more

Mine for coal, iron and diamonds, digging his own mines to find them

Craft tools, smelt ore and cook food

Fetch things from your chests, put things away, and remember what's in them

Fight off hostile mobs and stick up for you

Follow you around, remember where your base is and go to bed at night

Take orders from the BotSteve website on your phone or computer: type them, or just say "go get me some wood"

Your world, your rules

Java & Bedrock cross-play

Private and whitelisted: only you and the friends you invite can get in

Every friend you invite gets a bot of their own

Peaceful to Hard, plus switches for keep inventory, daytime only, clear skies, mob griefing, PvP and more

Take restore points, roll back if things go wrong, or start a fresh world from any seed

How to join
1. Sign up at botsteve.com with an email and a password, then confirm your email.
2. Create your world: name it, choose how hostile the mobs are, name your bot, and enter your Minecraft player name exactly as it appears in game (Bedrock players: your Xbox gamertag). It's ready in a minute or two.
3. In Minecraft, connect to server.botsteve.com. On Bedrock, use the same address with port 19132.
Website & sign-up: botsteve.com
Java: server.botsteve.com
Bedrock: server.botsteve.com (port 19132)
YouTube: youtube.com/@botstevegaming

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