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One jar.Twelve commands.

MeowMC is a Minecraft 26.3 server jar with the /meow suite built in. Nothing else to install.

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Minecraft 26.3jar 1.0.00 plugins to install
12commands in the /meow suite
0plugins to install
30days a report is kept on meowmc.org
35docs pages — one version of every command and every key

What ships in the box

Everything below is inside the jar — one download.

The /meow suite

Twelve commands — health, tps, profiler, activity, report and seven more — under one root.

First-run experience

First-boot setup, an intro cinematic, setup presets, and a /meow perfhud overlay.

Reports, one artifact

One command produces one JSON artifact, viewable at a short URL on this domain.

Every /meow command

Grouped by what they do. The full reference, with every key, lives in the documentation.

Health, one command

/meow health answers TPS, MSPT, memory, chunks, entities and platform on one page — green inside the tick budget, red out of it.

Example /meow health output.

server console
[12:04:11] [Server thread/INFO]: /meow healthTPS 5s 19.6 10s 19.2 1m 18.4 5m 17.1 15m 16.5MSPT 42.8 ms GC fraction 6.0% Uptime 1d 02h 04mMemory heap 4.9 / 8.0 GiB Chunks 18 234 Entities 4 129Threads 39 Version MeowMC (MC: 26.3)

Reports that end up here

/meow report writes one artifact and prints where it went. An uploaded report renders at meowmc.org/r/<id> and is kept 30 days before it expires.

Anyone with the report URL can read it.

Example /meow report output.

server console
[12:04:11] [Server thread/INFO]: /meow report[12:04:14] [Server thread/INFO]: report written to reports/meowmc-report-20261016-120411.json

Straight answers

  • Every number carries its method.

    The hardware, the load, the setup. No benchmark headline without its recipe.

  • Paper-lineage plugins keep working.

    Existing plugins behave as they do on Paper; the module system is a separate surface that arrives with the launcher.

  • Two tick modes, one stated tradeoff.

    Single-thread is the default; regionized multithreading is opt-in with its compatibility contract documented.