Ask your AI to use Foreman¶

Read https://qore-games.github.io/foreman/llms-full.txt to learn Foreman.
Then connect yourself to it:
- my dev server runs the Foreman plugin; its MCP endpoint is http://127.0.0.1:25599/mcp (mcp.port in
  plugins/Foreman/config.yml), with the token in plugins/Foreman/mcp-token.txt (or mcp.token) sent as
  "Authorization: Bearer <token>": add it as an MCP server named "minecraft".
- my game runs the Foreman mod: I allowed outside agents in the hub (AI → Agents); the address and token are in
  config/foreman/client-mcp.json of my Minecraft instance: add it as an MCP server named "foreman-client".
List the tools and skills you get, and tell me what you can now do for me.

Read https://qore-games.github.io/foreman/llms-full.txt, sections "Skills for your plugin", "ForemanTools" and
"Add Foreman to your plugin".
Then make this plugin easy for an AI to use through Foreman:
1. Write skills in src/main/resources/foreman/skills/ for its main tasks (its commands, config files, how to test a
   change, pitfalls), one per task, each with a description that says when to read it. Only commands that exist in
   this code.
2. Where a command can't give what an AI needs (structured data, an action without a command), add a tool with
   ForemanTools, in a class loaded only when Foreman is enabled (softdepend: Foreman).
3. Build, then on my dev server (Foreman's MCP) reload the plugin, check that /foreman skills and /foreman tools list
   them, and try each tool once.

Using Foreman's tools on my server, work out how we <do the task> (look at the plugins' configs and commands involved,
try them), then save it as a skill with save_skill so later sessions know it: a short description that says when to
read it, the exact commands and steps, and the pitfalls you hit.

I changed <feature> in this plugin. Build it, deploy the jar to my dev server's plugins folder, then with Foreman:
mark the server log, reload the plugin (server_reload_plugin), check server_plugins says it runs the new jar, and
read the log since the mark. Then in my game (foreman-client tools): <steps a player would do>, take screenshots,
and tell me what works and what doesn't, with the log lines and screenshots that show it.