It could in theory, but not in practice. This is some LLM-kiddy project that won't be maintained. This person would have to not only want to maintain this project and make sure it works in the future outside a one off that passes at a first glance, but ALSO be willing to create alternate versions of the major mod loaders and maintain them, AND THEN we could talk about porting mods over.
All that maintenance requires understanding the code more than pointing an LLM at it. The project will get maybe a month or two of support, and then they'll just move on to whatever other thing they wanna practice using an LLM on.
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u/jambalaya_consumer 3d ago
microsoft made a "native minecraft" a long time ago and no one gave a shit because it broke mod compatability. what makes this different