Describe the plugin you want in plain English. Codella writes the Java, compiles it in the cloud, and hands back a .jar you can drop straight into your server — no Java, IDE, or build tools needed.
You don't need Java, an IDE, Gradle, or a local test server. Codella takes a plain-English description and hands back a compiled, working plugin.
Write what you want in plain English — "a /kit command with cooldowns", "a custom enchant that ignites mobs", "a GUI shop paid with in-game money". No Java, no boilerplate, no setup.
Codella generates the full Java source against the Spigot, Paper, or Purpur API for the Minecraft version you target, wiring up commands, permissions, events, and config files for you.
Compile in the cloud with one click and download a ready-to-use .jar. Drop it straight into your server's plugins folder — and keep the source, it's yours.
Codella isn't a snippet generator. It builds complete, multi-file plugins with the configuration and edge-case handling a real server needs.
Slash-style commands, aliases, tab completion, per-rank permission nodes, cooldowns, and usage messages — wired into plugin.yml automatically.
Chest-menu interfaces, paginated shops, confirmation dialogs, and click handling, with inventory-safety edge cases covered.
Balance handling, shop payouts, and Vault integration so your plugin works with the economy your server already runs.
Custom items with NBT/persistent data, custom enchantments, recipes, and the event listeners that make them behave.
Arenas, team lobbies, countdowns, scoreboards, and per-world rules for the game modes your server needs.
Generated config.yml files, message files for translations, and database or flat-file storage for whatever needs saving.
Pick your server software and Minecraft version — from legacy 1.8 PvP servers through 1.21 and later — and the generator targets the matching API.
The most widely used Bukkit fork. Codella generates against the Spigot API and its event model.
Paper's performance-oriented API and async-safe patterns, including Paper-only events where they help.
Purpur's extended configuration and gameplay hooks on top of Paper.
Region-threaded servers, with schedulers and thread-safety handled for you.
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