One command away
Use /start to play or /status to check players. Commands are limited to configured Discord roles.
YOUR SERVER. YOUR SIGNAL.
Minecraft,
on your terms.
Your world is one Discord command away. Wake the host when you need it, check who's online, and let the whole setup power down when the adventure is over.
LAN SIGNAL / 001
HOST STATUS STANDBY
REDSTONE RELAY
DISCORD/start
MINECRAFT HOSTWAKING UP
Wake on demand
Wake the Linux host over your LAN only when it’s time to play.
Rest easy
Role-gated commands and a graceful, player-aware shutdown.
A LITTLE AUTOMATION. A LOT MORE PLAY.
Power up.
Power down.
A small, self-hosted relay keeps the whole lifecycle in sync.
DISCORD/start
Send the signal
An authorized member runs /start. Already online? The bot lets you know.
WOL
Bring the host online
If needed, Wake-on-LAN powers up the host; restricted SSH starts Minecraft.
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Wind down gracefully
After 15 empty minutes, Minecraft stops. If it stays stopped another 15, the host can power off.
The bot runs on a separate, always-on Linux machine on the same LAN as your Minecraft host.
YOUR NEXT SESSION STARTS HERE
Ready when
you are.
Get the bot running with Docker Compose. First, follow the full guide to configure the Minecraft host, RCON, Wake-on-LAN, and restricted SSH.
Read the complete setup guide
YOU’LL NEED
01 Discord application
02 Always-on Linux host
03 Minecraft host on your LAN
# Clone the project
$ git clone https://github.com/FaolanBig/WOL_minecraft_server_discord_integration_bot.git$ cd WOL_minecraft_server_discord_integration_bot# Configure your environment and secrets
$ cp .env.example .env && chmod 0600 .env$ mkdir -p secretsEdit .env and add your SSH key + known_hosts to secrets/
# Build, start, and follow the logs
$ docker compose up --build -d$ docker compose logs -f minecraft-discord-bot