SwornHero
Available for practical collaborations

Building dependable worlds and small, useful Fabric mods.

I'm SwornHero — a Minecraft server administrator and community builder learning mod development in the open. I run StoneHaven and I'm crafting Wayfinder Posts, a Fabric mod for in-world navigation.

3+ yrs
Server craft
1
Mod in dev
99.8%
Uptime
A wayfinding signpost on a woodland trail near a distant stone keep

Fabric mods

Small tools that belong in the world

I favor mods that feel native to survival play—readable, multiplayer-safe, and quietly useful.

All mods
WP
In development
Wayfinder Posts
A Fabric mod for placing useful, readable signposts that belong in the world—not in a menu.
FabricJavaMinecraft 1.21
HN
Prototype
Hearth Notes
A small experiment in diegetic server notices, message boards, and settlement storytelling.
Fabric APIUINetworking
Aerial map of the StoneHaven survival world

Server case study

StoneHaven, a survival world worth returning to

A long-running community server where careful administration is invisible on purpose. I handle infrastructure, moderation tooling, backups, and the small quality-of-life systems that keep players building.

  • Tested, rotating backups with human-readable restore notes
  • Permission and moderation tooling tuned for a small staff team
  • Live BlueMap world rendering and settlement navigation
Read the case study

Technical projects

Operations, scripts, and pipelines

The unglamorous work behind a stable community: automation, observability, and safe recovery.

All projects

99.8% uptime

StoneHaven Operations
Administration, release planning, backups, moderation tooling, and player-facing systems for a long-running survival world.
LinuxPaperBlueMap

6 workflows

Discord Bridge Toolkit
A small collection of scripts and webhooks that keep staff signals clear without flooding community channels.
TypeScriptWebhooksDocker

3-2-1 backups

World Archive Pipeline
Verified, rotating world snapshots with off-site copies and human-readable restore notes.
BashResticCron

Devlog

Field notes from the workshop

Learning Fabric and running servers in public—mistakes included.

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Field notes

Learning Fabric in public

A beginner-friendly account of moving from server configuration into Java mod development.

June 19, 20264 min read

About

Administrator by trade, developer in progress

I started by keeping a community server healthy and grew curious about the tools shaping the experience. That curiosity turned into learning Java and the Fabric API, one narrow, shippable feature at a time.

More about me

Development

JavaFabric APITypeScriptGit

Server craft

PaperLuckPermsBlueMapWorldEdit

Operations

LinuxDockerResticMonitoring

Open channel

Have a server problem worth solving?

I'm open to practical collaborations, thoughtful mod ideas, and conversations about running better player communities.

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