Minecraft AFK bots: manage a permitted connection, not a bypass

What a bot can do

It can maintain a configured connection, report its state, and run only the allowed actions you set up. AFKBase keeps a requested start, an assigned bot, a connected bot, and an online bot as separate states so you always know where a session actually is.

What a bot must not do

It must not evade a server’s anti-AFK, CAPTCHA, ban, or anti-bot protection. If a required step cannot be completed safely, the session should stop or wait for you rather than attempt a workaround.

Match the bot to a real farm

Different farms need different in-game behaviour, and some need none at all beyond staying connected. Configure only the actions the server permits, and do not add movement or interaction that a rule or plugin treats as automation abuse.

Set up with evidence

Check technical compatibility, read the server rules, and use a supported account connection method before you create a bot. A bot built on an unverified assumption fails quietly; one built on a diagnostic result fails with a cause you can act on.

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