Skip to content
SPECIFICTION
Get listed

Beet vs Codexe Datapack Generator

Beet

mcbeet.dev

Codexe Datapack Generator

codexe.eu

Side by side

FigureBeetCodexe Datapack Generator
Price fromFree$25/mo
Free planYesYes
Free trial——
Open source——
Web—Yes
WindowsYes—
macOSYes—
LinuxYes—
Plans published110
Spec score · Minecraft Datapack Generators8.2 (#4)8.3 (#3)
PurposeBeet is a development toolkit for working with Minecraft data packs and resource packs.Codexe generates Minecraft datapacks from plain-English descriptions, including mcfunction files, advancements, loot tables and recipes.
SupportThe project documentation points users to Beet Discord for discussion and help and to Minecraft Commands Discord for general Minecraft map-making help.Pricing lists community support on plans and priority support on paid tiers; the datapack page links to documentation and troubleshooting resources.

Plans

Beet

  • BeetFree

Beet pricing →

Codexe Datapack Generator

  • FreeFree
  • Token Pack — 1M tokens$11, paid once
  • Token Pack — 2M tokens$21, paid once
  • Pro$25 a month
  • Token Pack — 3M tokens$30, paid once
  • Token Pack — 4M tokens$40, paid once
  • Token Pack — 5M tokens$49, paid once
  • Business$60 a month
  • Token Pack — 10M tokens$89, paid once
  • EnterprisePriced on request

Codexe Datapack Generator pricing →

In their own words

Beet

Beet is a free, open-source development toolkit for Minecraft data packs and resource packs. It brings both pack types into one pipeline, and its library can create, read, edit, and merge packs in zipped or unzipped form. Files load when needed; the documentation says this allows Beet to handle packs with thousands of files instantly. Plugins can inspect, modify, transform, or generate pack resources during builds. The toolchain supports configurable builds, release workflows, watch mode, and linking generated packs to Minecraft. Beet provides a statically typed Python API with autocompletion and first-class pytest integration. Its documentation also describes integration with Sandstone, a Node.js and TypeScript framework for writing Minecraft commands. Beet installs as a Python package using pip or uv, so users need Python and a Python package manager first. Installation instructions cover Windows, macOS, and Linux, and the repository identifies the license as MIT. The maker describes the documentation as a work in progress and invites contributions to guides and use cases. The project points users to Beet Discord for discussion and help.

Visit mcbeet.dev

Codexe Datapack Generator

Codexe Datapack Generator creates Minecraft datapacks from plain-English descriptions. It can generate mcfunction files, advancements, loot tables, recipes, item modifiers, predicates, and tags, and sets pack metadata for the selected Minecraft version. Users can ask the AI to edit an existing datapack in place through chat. The generator targets Minecraft 1.20.x and 1.21.x with matching pack formats; older versions may work, though the AI defaults to current syntax. Generated datapacks are intended for vanilla use: they need no mod loader, plugin, or Java runtime, and can be placed in a world's datapacks folder and loaded with /reload. Codexe says the generated source folder belongs to the user and may be shared, sold on PMC market, or used on a realm without royalties. The free plan is billed free forever and refills to 50K tokens 24 hours after the last top-up. Pro costs $25 a month for 3M tokens a month. One-time token packs are also available, including $11, paid once for 1M tokens. It runs on web.

Visit codexe.eu