Foremon

Foremon

Put your Cobblemon to work.

Made with AI. Foremon was designed by its author and written with the help of an AI coding assistant (Anthropic's Claude), which wrote most of the code, tests and texts under the author's direction. Every feature listed here is checked by automated tests in a real Minecraft server.

Turn any chest into a job site, assign your Pokemon, and watch them chop trees, dig out mines, farm, smelt, sort your storage and build your Litematica schematics, block by block, for real.

Why Foremon

• Your Pokemon matter. Every species is rated for every job from its stats, types, ability, moves, size and nature. A Machop chops, a Geodude digs, a Charmander smelts, a Pidgey hauls. Hover over any Pokemon to see exactly why.
• They really do the work. No loot tables and no magic: workers walk to the tree, the ore, the crop or the scaffold, play their own attack animations, and carry everything back.
• They grow. Level perks unlock as a Pokemon levels up: at level 50 a lumberjack brings down a whole tree, leaves and all, in one swing. Each Pokemon also ranks up from Novice to Master in its jobs.
• Build from Litematica. Place a schematic, press Load plan, put the blocks in the chest. Your crew builds it from the bottom up.
• Your base, your way. Mark every chest with a Poke Ball, from Poke Ball to Master Ball, give each its own filter, and pick workers straight from your PC boxes.
• Something to work toward. A 40-upgrade skill tree: start with one chunk and one worker, end with a whole crew across many sites.

Jobs

Lumber, Mining, Sorting, Hauling, Farming (crops, berries, apricorns), Smelting, Building and Demolition.

Getting started

1. Craft a Work Whistle (two gold ingots and a string).
2. Right-click a chest with it.
3. Pick a job, click a Pokemon, press Start.

Right-click the air with the whistle for your job sites, the skill tree, the perks, the Work Dex and a guide.

For server owners

• Safe by default: workers only touch blocks and chests their owner could, and claim mods that use Fabric's block-break event are respected.
• One switch for Relaxed, Normal or Hardcore, plus every number in config/foremon.json.
• Rules and the skill tree are data, so a data pack can retune everything.
• /foremon admin perf shows the mod's cost per tick. In testing, 20 workers on 5 sites cost under 1 ms per tick.

Requirements

Minecraft 1.21.1, Fabric Loader, Fabric API, Fabric Language Kotlin, Cobblemon 1.7.3 or newer. Litematica is optional (only for building from schematics).

Source code and bug reports: GitHub