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Installation
Requirements, setup and the first launch.
Ghost ships as a single Fabric mod jar. There is no installer, no launcher and nothing that touches your system outside the mods folder.
Before you start
- Minecraft 26.2 with Fabric Loader installed
- Fabric API, the usual dependency
- A profile you are willing to use it on
Install
- Download the latest jar from the releases channel in the Discord.
- Drop it into
.minecraft/modsalongside Fabric API. - Launch the Fabric profile.
That is the whole process. If the game starts, it is installed.
First launch
Ghost opens its panel on Right Shift by default. The panel is tabbed, each tab drawn as the item its module is about — the sword, the totem, the respawn anchor, the end crystal, the fingerprint and the shape recorder. The open key is client-wide and lives in the footer rather than on any one tab, so you can rebind it from anywhere.
Nothing is on by default. Every module starts disabled, and turning one on is a deliberate act — there is no state where you are running automation you did not ask for.
Building from source
./gradlew build
The build targets Minecraft 26.2, which needs JDK 25. Gradle is asked to provision it,
so JDK 21 on the host is fine. Note that the Loom plugin needs the Gradle daemon running
on 25, not just the compile toolchain — a java { toolchain } block on its own is not
enough.
The finished jar lands in build/libs.