config-workshop

The mod lists every Forge mod that registers a ForgeConfigSpec and lets a player browse those settings from a single screen. Search matches the setting name, its full path, its comment, its type and its current value, so a single query can reach options spread across several mods. Each entry shows its metadata, including the default, the declared range, the comment and whether a restart is required.

Validation follows the rules the owning mod declares, so a value outside its type or limits is refused before it is written. Saving creates a sibling backup named with the .configworkshop.bak suffix before the file changes, and a save that fails rolls back the in-memory value so the game does not keep a change that never reached disk. Config Workshop is aimed at players who want to adjust settings without opening TOML files by hand; it works on the client only, so dedicated servers do not need it. Remote server configuration editing is included in alpha, with server-owned files shown as locked.

The mod is limited to the standard Forge configuration system and does not adopt other config libraries. A mod that provides its own config screen keeps that screen, and Config Workshop leaves its control in place. Files are published for Forge 26.2 with 0.1.0-alpha.1, and builds exist for 1.21.11 and 26.2 only. It is released under the MIT License and is not open source, as stated on the mod page.