Minecraft mods & tools
Minecraft mods and tools by 10SecEveryDay — survival-fair, open-source, and running entirely on your own machine. One mod is out now, the FablePortal new-tab extension is releasing, and more are on the way.
The collection
Click a card to see its full page. One Fabric mod is out today, FablePortal is releasing now, and FableBots is on the way.
A real-seed custom-spawn finder. Describe the spawn you want, or pick a structure and biome, and FableVision checks real seeds with the game's own world-gen until one matches. Nothing is spawned in — you play a completely normal world.
Every new tab is a portal. A Minecraft dashboard for Chrome: Steve Bot answers your Minecraft questions with your own free Gemini key, next to notes, a waypoint book, timers, a to-do list, quick links and daily Minecraft news.
Player-looking combat bots with coded brains — no AI at runtime, zero network. A Hunter that chases you and a Runner that flees, both fighting back when hit. Spawn squads of up to ten and hand them gear by id.
A separate mod — arriving after FableVision settles in.
More Fable projects
in the works
The Fable rules
Whatever ships under the Fable name follows these, and each product page spells out exactly how.
AI features always use your own key, stored locally, sent only to the provider you picked — never to us, because there is no "us" server at all.
Nothing is spawned in, teleported, or cheated. Builders pay from real chests; the seed finder just picks a real seed.
Free to use, read, and modify — just keep the credit.
A Fable mod · Fabric · client-side
Describe the spawn you want in plain English, and find the exact seed for it — running entirely on your own machine.
Inside FableVision
Runs only on the Create World screen for a new world you're about to make — it cannot read a server's seed or search an existing world.
Describe a spawn in your own words, or pick a structure and biome. FableVision checks thousands of real seeds a second with the game's own world-gen and drops the winner into your world settings.
Safe by design
The whole mod was audited for exactly this: your data stays on your machine.
It's stored locally, sent only in a request header, and never shown on screen or written to any log. The custom-spawn wish even keeps its own separate key.
Four endpoints exist — one per AI provider — and only the one you chose is used. The seed finder, builder and everything else make zero network calls.
The seed finder just finds a real seed with real world-gen — you spawn exactly as vanilla would.
Building and LAN sharing switch themselves off on servers, so nothing touches a world you don't host.
Reference
Open Create World, press ✨ Custom spawn, and describe or pick your seed. That's the whole interface.
Install
FableVision is a client-side Fabric mod. You only need it on your own game.
mods folder.FableVision.jar into the same mods folder.The Download button serves the mod right from this site. Also coming to Modrinth. Open-source under the MIT license — free to use and modify, just keep the credit.
Pick your version
The Download button follows your pick. 26.2 changed too many client APIs for a straight rebuild and Forge is a different loader — both are coming as their own release.
A Fable extension · Chrome · new tab
Every new tab you open is a portal: a Minecraft dashboard with Steve Bot AI chat, notes, waypoints and timers — running entirely in your browser, on your own free key.
Inside FablePortal
Clock, search and a Minecraft sky up top — six tools underneath. Everything saves in your browser and is right there on the next tab.
Chat about builds, redstone, or "what should I do next" — powered by your own free Gemini key.
Farm ideas, trade lists, the coordinates you'd "definitely remember" — write them down instead.
Save a name plus x / y / z and the dimension for every place that matters.
Time a speedrun split or a smelting batch without leaving the tab.
Fresh Minecraft headlines every day, pulled straight from Google News.
A to-do list, quick links you pick yourself — none forced on you — plus wiki search.
Safe by design
No accounts, no tracking, no "our server". The same Fable rules as the mod.
It lives in Chrome's local storage and is sent only to Google, in a request header — never shown, never logged, never sent anywhere else.
Google's Gemini API (your chats and news summaries — and only if you added a key) and Google News (the headlines). Nothing else, ever.
Steve Bot's conversation lives in that one tab. Close the tab and it's gone — nothing is kept.
Install
FablePortal installs straight from this site while the Chrome Web Store listing is on its way.
chrome://extensions and switch on Developer mode (top right).FablePortal folder.Chrome may mention "developer mode extensions" on launch — that's normal for anything installed outside the Web Store, and the store listing is coming. Everything except Steve Bot and the news summaries works with no key at all.
Tutorial · takes about 2 minutes
Fable's AI features run on your own key — that's the whole privacy model: your account talks straight to the AI, with no middleman server. It's free and needs no credit card.
Get your key · Gemini
Google's free key powers every Fable AI feature — and it's the only provider FablePortal speaks.
AIza… — treat it like a password.The free tier gives you a daily allowance at no cost — FableVision even shows a used-today counter for Gemini, and it resets at midnight.
Key safety
A key is a password to your free allowance. Fable treats it that way — you should too.
Anyone who has your key can spend your daily allowance. If one leaks, delete it on the same page where you made it and create a fresh one.
FableVision keeps keys in a local config file; FablePortal keeps yours in Chrome's storage. Both send it only in the request header, straight to the provider — never shown on screen, never logged.
If the AI says you've hit the cap, it resets daily — FableVision's Gemini counter resets at midnight — or just switch providers in FableVision.