A network of interconnected plugins engineered to work together — giving your Minecraft server a cohesive, premium experience from the ground up.
Each plugin is purpose-built and designed to work seamlessly with the rest of the azox network — no bloat, no conflict.
The flagship plugin — consolidates the most useful features from major mods into a single, focused package. Custom command systems, permission handling, and utility features that just work. Cuts down dependency sprawl dramatically.
Build macros and automation tooling for the entire Azox project ecosystem. Maven/Gradle compatible.
Need a plugin mid-session? This hooks into a Pterodactyl panel and generates & deploys one using AI in under a minute.
The web infrastructure for the Azox Network. Public source, clean PHP architecture.
A Swift project pushing the boundaries of cross-platform tooling in the Azox ecosystem.
The network is actively growing. 27+ public repositories and counting — tools, experiments, and work in progress.
Every plugin communicates through a shared event bus. They're independent modules that become exponentially more powerful together.
Premium servers aren't built from plugin soup. Azox is a curated, opinionated suite.
azox-cmd consolidates features from dozens of popular plugins into a single focused package. One install, no conflicts.
Need a custom plugin mid-session? The AI Hotloader generates and deploys it to your Pterodactyl panel in under 60 seconds.
Every line of code is public on GitHub. Fork it, audit it, contribute to it. No black boxes, no proprietary lock-in.
Plugins communicate through a unified event bus. They're independent by default, but deeply integrated when you need them to be.
azox-macros provides first-class build tooling for the entire ecosystem. Your CI pipeline just works.
Java for plugins, Swift for macOS tooling, Python for automation. The right language for every layer.
Clone the repository, drop the JARs into your plugins folder, and start your server. The plugins discover each other automatically.
Clone azox-cmdSource code, commit history, documentation — all of it lives on GitHub. Built by MythicSorcerer and maintained in the open.