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Plugin Conflict Auditor

Paste a Minecraft plugin list to flag common dependency, compatibility, ProtocolLib, LuckPerms, ViaVersion, and proxy risk areas.

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Audit Plugin List

    Plugin lists are easy to collect and useful for early triage. The auditor looks for common dependency-sensitive plugins and gives reminders before you start deeper log analysis.

    Better Audit Inputs

    Paste plugin names from your panel, /plugins, or startup logs. Include version numbers when possible. If your network has a proxy, audit proxy plugins and backend plugins separately.

    What the Auditor Can Catch

    The tool is designed to highlight common risk areas:

    1. Dependency-sensitive plugins such as ProtocolLib, PlaceholderAPI, Vault, and LuckPerms.
    2. Compatibility families such as ViaVersion, ViaBackwards, and ViaRewind.
    3. Plugins that often need platform-specific builds.
    4. Proxy and backend placement mistakes.

    It does not replace official plugin documentation. Use it to choose your next check faster.

    What to Check Next

    If a plugin is flagged, compare Minecraft version, server platform, Java runtime, dependency versions, and proxy placement before removing unrelated plugins.

    If the server is already crashing, pair this tool with the startup log classifier and the plugin version mismatch guide.

    FAQ

    Can this prove plugins are compatible?

    No. It highlights common risk areas. Always confirm official plugin compatibility notes and test on a staging copy.

    Should I use /reload after changing plugins?

    Avoid /reload for compatibility testing. Stop the server, change files, then start cleanly.

    What should I paste?

    Paste plugin names from your panel, /plugins output, or startup log. Version numbers make the audit more useful.

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