PULSE AIMinecraft development updates
DEVELOPMENT PREVIEW · SEPTEMBER 28, 2026

Know what you have.
See what you still need.

Ready to Build is a private prototype for our Minecraft mod work. Save a material plan and compare it with the supplies you carry—including supported packed storage.

In testing. No public download yet.

This preview is not an available upgrade to the separate $5 Builder Buddy browser planner. It does not change what is included with that purchase.

Save the plan

Name your build and set the quantities of materials you need. Keep plans locally for the current world and player.

Find the shortage

See loose supplies and supported packed supplies separately. Protected supplies can be excluded from the usable count.

Stay in control

The screen reads your inventory. It does not move items, craft materials or reorganize your storage.

Minecraft prototype showing a Cabin plan: target 128 oak planks, 64 loose, 32 packed and 32 still needed.
Actual prototype screenshot. A target of 128 planks, with 64 loose and 32 packed, leaves 32 still needed. Packed supplies need unpacking before the existing refill feature can use them.

What has been checked

The private build passed 18 automated tests and a packaged Minecraft 26.2 test with an integrated server. The tested scenario checked nested counts, protection, saving and loading plans, and preservation of inventory contents.

These results cover the prototype’s tested scope. They do not establish support for arbitrary modpacks or dedicated multiplayer servers.

Upgrade progress

WorkStatus
Named plans and carried supply countsImplemented in the private prototype
Supported nested storage and protection countsChecked in automated and Minecraft tests
Search for materials without holding themPlanned
Dedicated multiplayer, reconnects and release checksStill required
Public upgrade downloadNot available

Current scope

The prototype counts the main 36 inventory slots and supported standard container contents within them. Armor, offhand, extra inventory and remote chests are outside this version’s scope. Materials are matched by item type. It is not an equipment loadout manager.

The next step is to finish the everyday workflow and multiplayer checks, then compare the preparation experience with existing tools before deciding on release.