Open the server folder
Choose the folder that holds your server files as the working folder, so the file tools stay inside it.
You have a server folder and want a clean server.cfg with a name, a description and a player limit. PrimeCircuit reads the folder, writes the file and adds nothing else. Each step is a card. Four steps lead from the empty folder to a config you test on your own server.
Choose the folder that holds your server files as the working folder, so the file tools stay inside it.
Say the name, player limit and map size you want. Pick Ask first so every write waits for you.
Check the card and the diff: each console variable, its value and the file that changes. Accept or reject.
Start your own test server with your usual launch script, join it and read the console for errors.
.9 itemsserver. server.cfg0 matchesserver.cfg+10console-log.txt0 errorsserver.hostname "Example Modded 2x | Weekly Wipe"
server.description "Plugins: kits, /info and 2x gather."
server.maxplayers 100
server.worldsize 3500
server.seed 48213
server.saveinterval 300
server.pve false
server.globalchat true
decay.scale 1Each line sets one console variable: the server name, its description, the player limit, the map size and seed, how often the world saves, PvE on or off, global chat and the decay scale.
A small community can run a low pop 2x monthly server with a short config and 1 or 2 plugins. Ask PrimeCircuit to write server.cfg with write_file, then to find the gather setting in the plugin's JSON config with grep and set it to 2 with edit_file. Back up the folder first. The agent shows each change as a diff in Ask first mode. Accept them one by one, start your test server, join it and check that the console shows no plugin errors.
Some servers run a weekly wipe with 5x rates and a few mods, and the routine repeats every week. Ask PrimeCircuit in Plan only mode to write a checklist: which data files to copy, which values to reset, which plugins to reload. It uses list_dir and read_file to build the list from your real folder. Save the list, then run it in Ask first mode after the next wipe. Read every diff, then test the server before players join. Nothing goes live untested.