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Performance Presets
A preset auto-fills temperature, max tokens, the active-analysis toggle, and all Developer-tab fields at once — a quick way to match the mod's load to your hardware.
Cycle through Normal · Opus · Potato with the preset button on the Behavior
tab in /ai menu. Selecting one fills in all the related fields instantly.
| Preset | For | Effect |
|---|---|---|
| Normal (default) | Most setups | Balanced execution speed, tokens and watchdog. |
| Opus | High-end machines | Faster step execution, more tokens, longer task watchdog, full AI activity. |
| Potato | Low-end machines | Slower step execution, fewer tokens, active analysis disabled to cut API/CPU load. |
The selected preset persists across sessions (performancePreset in the config).
Independently of the preset, a client-side frame-rate watchdog samples FPS every tick. If FPS stays below a preset-dependent floor (Potato 3, Normal 4, Opus 5) for about 3 seconds straight, it trips a mod-wide kill switch:
- The assistant entity stays in the world but does nothing — no planning, task execution, gear management or chat analysis.
- All players are notified.
- Re-enable with
/ai resume(or/ai enable) once the framerate recovers. The watchdog re-arms automatically after recovery.
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Using the mod
- Commands
- Talking to Your Assistant
- Client-Side Assistant
- Possession Mode
- Voice
- Settings
- Performance Presets
- Custom Skins
- Personalities
- Trust & Per-Bot Management
- Running Commands
- AI Actions
- Vision & Code
- PVT — learning by watching
- Speed & Combat
- Bedrock (Geyser)
- Bedrock Add-On (single-player)
Multiplayer & games
AI providers
- MCP server (Claude/ChatGPT/Grok/Gemini)
- Local AI on your GPU
- Local & Player2 AI
- Per-Player Keys & Models
Admin & safety
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