Changelog

0.1.0 — 2026-08-13

Initial release. An in-game wiki you can open at any time to browse a real, hand-written reference for vanilla Minecraft.

• 49 hand-authored articles across 12 categories: Getting Started, Mobs & Creatures, Biomes, The Nether, The End, Redstone, Enchanting & Brewing, Farming & Food, Blocks & Building, Items & Equipment, Structures & Generation, and Combat.
• Articles are grouped by theme rather than split one-per-block/mob/item, so a single Mobs & Creatures category covers every hostile, neutral, passive, and boss mob, and the same approach carries through Biomes, Blocks & Building, and Items & Equipment.
• Every fact is accurate to Minecraft 1.20.1 specifically, with anything from 1.21+ deliberately left out. Commands, game rules, and multiplayer/server hosting are intentionally out of scope — the wiki sticks to what a mechanic does and how to trigger it through normal play.
• Full-text search finds any article that mentions a word, not just ones titled that way.
• Every category, article tile, and article header shows its own icon, drawn live from the player's own game — nothing bundled or scraped.
• A hidden "Example Third-Party Mod" category, off by default, walks through every piece of supported Markdown syntax and shows how another mod can contribute its own wiki content with zero dependency on this mod.
• Individual articles can be scoped to a specific Minecraft version range, so a fact that's only true for part of a version's history can be shown or hidden without needing a separate build.
• Opening the wiki, browsing a category, or following a link only parses the one article actually being read, keeping things fast regardless of how much content the wiki ships