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Stop piecing reports together from screenshots, chat logs, and staff memory
ReportToxicity helps Minecraft staff keep report history and player context in one place so repeat issues are easier to review and moderation decisions are less scattered.
Download the latest plugin jar
Want the direct file on hand? Use the latest jar below, then follow the setup flow on this page to connect the plugin and get it running cleanly.
- Direct jar download for the current build
- Works with your activation flow on this page
- Pairs with the command and setup walkthrough below
reporttoxicity-minecraft-0.3.8.jar
Latest direct download link
Core commands your staff will actually use
This gives visitors the quick command level view they expect. The screenshot shows the plugin command panel, and the cards below explain what the main actions actually do.
/report <player>
Start a guided report on a player directly in game.
/rt reports
Open the staff inbox and review submitted reports.
/rt history <player>
Check report history tied to a specific player.
/rt bundles
View reports grouped by target so repeat behavior is easier to spot.
/rt setup
Connect your server and complete the activation flow.
/rt queue
Run sync queue diagnostics and confirm the plugin is moving data cleanly.
Start activation directly in game
The plugin generates the activation code inside Minecraft first, so the server owner begins the process where they are already working. That code is then used on the activation page to finish linking the server cleanly.
- Starts inside Minecraft
- No vague manual linking flow
- Clear handoff into web activation
Finish setup through the activation page
After the code is generated in game, the server owner completes the link through the web flow. This keeps onboarding simple and gives the process a clear second step instead of leaving setup half done.
- Direct code entry flow
- Cleaner connection process
- Easy to understand for owners
Get a clear confirmation that setup is complete
Once activation is finished, the connection is confirmed through a dedicated success state. That removes uncertainty and makes the onboarding experience feel finished instead of vague.
- Clean completion state
- Less setup uncertainty
- Better first run experience
Review grouped reports tied to the same player
Bundled views help staff see whether they are looking at an isolated issue or something that keeps happening around the same reported player.
- Grouped report visibility
- Better pattern recognition
- Less isolated moderation review
Review report details with stronger player context
This is where the plugin actually separates itself. Staff are not just looking at a one off complaint. They can review report details, category, status, timestamps, community details, and risk signals in a more structured way.
- More than a one line accusation
- Better context on the reported player
- Stronger review before staff act
