QuickCraft

Players who spend long stretches crafting, sorting and restocking can use QuickCraft to cut down on repeated clicks. It adds shortcuts for crafting from crafting tables and the player inventory, for working with stonecutters and anvils, and for moving items between inventories. The vanilla screens stay in place, so the workflow keeps its familiar shape.

Container tools cover everyday storage work: sorting and organizing a chest's contents, dropping or clearing items quickly, and restocking commonly used items. Optional tools help when building with Litematica schematics, and those features need Litematica only for projection-related functions, while the rest of the mod runs without it. MaLiLib is required on every install, and Litematica and QuickShulker are optional companions.

QuickCraft is client-side only, so a server does not need it and players can join vanilla servers without installing it. Interactions go through normal Minecraft screens, and the mod remains compatible with vanilla servers, though a server's own rules and protections still apply. The code is open source under the MIT License, and the latest file is 1.0.3+mc26.3 for 26.3.