I build Paper & Spigot plugins for a living network of servers: economy, progression, moderation, and platform tooling, all built on clean architecture, deep configurability, and cross-plugin integration that actually works. Every card below pulls its version live from what's actually deployed.
A self-updating, self-healing dual-protocol proxy launcher. It boots Velocity with Geyser and Floodgate, then supervises the process for life, handling atomic staged updates and automatic crash-window rollback.
A private Paper fork scaffolded from Purpur's build tooling and stripped back to a blank slate. 13 hand-ported performance patches now landed from Gale and Pufferfish — frozen as a stable 1.21.11 baseline while a rebase to Minecraft 26.1 is planned next.
I've been in software development for 6 years, and building Minecraft plugins specifically for the last 2, focused on creating tools that server owners actually want to run: reliable, deeply configurable, and built on clean architecture. My plugins range from economy and progression systems to quality-of-life utilities and platform integrations, all built with Java 17+ on the Paper API.