Java AFK bot: AFK tasks in Minecraft Java

MC AFK connects to Java servers up to version 26.3. Beyond staying AFK, you can start mining, fishing and production tasks from your phone on servers that allow them.

How to connect a Java bot

  1. Add the server and leave the version on Auto; the supported server version and the bot’s Java edition must match.
  2. In Bots, choose Java. If the server needs a Microsoft account, complete the official sign-in; on servers that allow player-name sign-in you can also use an offline account.
  3. If the server uses a login plugin, enable automatic /login and /register and keep the template in the server’s format: /login {password}.
  4. To move from the lobby to a game server, set a command (for example /skyblock) or a menu item and target slot. Enable the second menu if you need it.

Java tasks

What happens when the inventory is full?

You choose in the task form: the task stops, deposits items in a chest you approved and returns to work, or continues without a chest. Without a chest, dropped items may despawn.

Task safety settings stop a task safely on low health, damage, missing tools, nearby players or leaving the allowed area.

Windows version

On a computer you can use the Windows 0.1.9 trial. This separate package supports Java 1.8.8–26.1 servers only; advanced tasks are in the Android app.

Run tasks only on servers that allow bots and block breaking. Protected areas, unbreakable blocks and server rules still apply.

For every step with screenshots, see the illustrated user guide.

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