Plugin Registry
Four plugins, each picking up what RCON cannot see.
First-party plugins for Rust, Minecraft, Call of Duty 4 and Counter-Strike 2. They authenticate with a server token and configure themselves from the panel. No third-party catalogue, no purchases, nothing to hand-edit.
- Rust, on Oxide or Carbon, in production use: kill tracking, chat moderation, ban enforcement, admin commands and real-time event streaming back to the panel.
- Minecraft, on Bukkit, Spigot or Paper, in production use: kills, gathering, chat, block events, advancements and player positions, plus the infraction ladder and admin commands.
- Call of Duty 4, as a game script, in production use: kill and chat tracking, ban enforcement and event streaming.
- Counter-Strike 2, on CounterStrikeSharp, badged beta because it is. It forwards joins, leaves, kills and chat in ten-second batches and does nothing else — no ban check, no chat moderation, no admin commands. Those all run over native RCON instead, so the server is fully manageable either way and the plugin is purely telemetry. You should know that before you install it, not after.
- 7 Days to Die needs no plugin at all. Its own telnet and web interfaces carry everything we want, so there is nothing to install, nothing to keep updated and nothing to break on a game patch.
- Install once and it configures itself. The plugin presents a server token and pulls back its server name, chat-moderation settings, idle and ping configuration, the infraction ladder, special groups, anti-cheat settings, and which of those your plan entitles it to run. Change a setting in the panel and the plugin picks it up; there is no file to re-edit and no restart to remember.
- Updates are pushed, not chased. The panel compares the version a plugin reports against the one it should be running and sends the new build wherever you have switched auto-update on and given it file access.
- The Rust build additionally refuses to ship unless it carries proof that it compiles. That guard exists because a build which did not compile once took every Rust server down at the same moment, and an update system without it is one button that can end your evening.
- Everything here is first-party and free to download. No catalogue of strangers' code, no paid plugins, no revenue share — the files ship with the panel and are served from it.
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