Commands

In-game commands for controlling the AI assistant and managing your Minekube AI server

Commands

AI Commands

Command	What It Does
/ai	Toggle AI chat mode on or off. When on, all your chat messages go to the AI.
/ai cancel	Cancel the current AI task immediately.
AI> <message>	Send a single message to the AI without toggling AI mode. Works anytime.

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How /ai Toggle Works

/ai is a simple on/off switch:

1. First /ai -- enables AI mode

   All your chat messages are now sent to the AI. You see a green confirmation: “AI chat mode enabled. All your messages will be sent to AI.”

2. Second /ai -- disables AI mode

   Chat returns to normal Minecraft behavior. You see a red confirmation: “AI chat mode disabled. Use ‘AI>’ prefix or /ai to enable.”

While AI mode is on, slash commands (like /gamemode, /tp, /list) still work normally as Minecraft commands. Only regular chat messages are forwarded to the AI.

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Cancelling AI Tasks

When the AI is working on something you no longer want, you have three ways to stop it:

Method	How	When to Use
Click [Cancel]	Click the link shown in chat when AI starts processing	Quick and easy if you see the link
Type /ai cancel	Run the command at any time	Works even if the [Cancel] link has scrolled away
Say an interrupt word	Type “stop”, “cancel”, “nevermind”, “forget it”, “nvm”, or “instead”	When you want to cancel and immediately redirect to a new task

After cancelling, you can send a new request right away.

Interrupt words are especially useful because you can cancel and redirect in a single message: “stop, give me creative mode instead” cancels the current task and starts a new one.

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Standard Server Commands

These Minecraft commands work regardless of whether AI mode is on or off (they start with /):

Command	Description
/list	Show online players
/tps	Show server performance (ticks per second)
/gamemode <mode>	Change your game mode
/tp <target>	Teleport to a player or coordinates
/give <item> [amount]	Give yourself items

Most server management is easier through the AI. Instead of memorizing commands and their exact syntax, just describe what you want:

• “show me who’s online” instead of /list
• “what’s the TPS?” instead of /tps
• “give me 64 diamonds” instead of /give @s diamond 64
• “make it daytime” instead of /time set day
• “turn off mob griefing” instead of /gamerule mobGriefing false

The AI figures out the right command and runs it for you.