Ashitaka is a library for packet sniffing and manipulation in the game Minecraft. 

It is to be used for the forces of good, namely providing convenient access to common moderation and administration tools.

Ashitaka can be used as:
 - a client
 - a client-side proxy for vanilla client
 - a server-side proxy to one or more servers

Current features:
 - Auto-reconnect on server disconnect
 - Chat parsing
 
Upcoming features
 - Switch server in-game
 - ModTRS support
    - Full GUI
    - "Quiet" mode when dealing with requests, where outgoing chat messages are sent as PMs to the request's owner, and joins/parts/chat messages etc are surpressed
    - Request parsing, so if a request contains the word lava, you get /i'd lava and glass
    - /next will /done the current req, /claim the next free, /tp-id and /check to get full text.
    - /modmode now toggles (rather than using on/off)
 - Chat parsing
    - All lines of text parsed (chat messages, mccondom, lb, modtrs, nocheat, etc) into useful messages, which can be read and optionally surpressed by plugins
    - Example usage: surpress mod-related stuff while pvping, rather than switching to an alt
 - IRC server
    - Ashitaka's IRC plugin spawns a local IRC server, where IRC users and Minecraft users have a 1-to-1 correspondence. 
    - Thus, you get tabbed PMs
    - A convenient way of monitoring chat
    - Talk in-game without leaving your irc client :3
 - GUI user list
    - right click > kick, ban. You get a menu of choices (griefing, flyhacking, etc)
 - LB support
    - GUI interface to /lb, with options for detecting certain blocks or specific radiuses. 
    - Uses heuristics to suggest possible actions, so rolling back and banning an obvious griefer is as easy as placing coal ore and typing "yes"
 - Automatic screenshot organisation
    - screenshots are tagged with ban reasons and the player's name (detected via recent lb commands or proximity)