> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.minax.fun/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# The build and the wrap-up

> Follow Minax's work, read its wrap-up, ask for a change.

## What happens after "Start the build"?

Minax writes the code, compiles it into a .jar, then tries it on a real Paper server when possible. A card follows its work in the chat.

* **Details** opens the right-hand panel: **Timeline** (every step), **Changes** (the files changed), the **Time spent** and the **Credits used**.
* **Test in game** opens the test server on this plugin.
* **Stop** halts Minax. What was already written is kept.

## How do I read the wrap-up?

At the end, the card gets a title:

| Title | What it means |
| - | - |
| **It's ready** | The .jar is built. |
| **The plugin does not start** | The .jar exists, but the plugin did not start on the trial server. |
| **Not finished this time** | Part of your request is still to do. |
| **No plugin this time** | No .jar could be built. |

Under the wrap-up, **Download the .jar** gives you your plugin. See [Install on your server](https://docs.minax.fun/en/getting-started/install-on-your-server.md).

> [!NOTE]
>
> The automatic trial proves your plugin loads on the server. The features are yours to try in game.

## How do I ask for a change?

Write it in the chat, as you would to a person: "add a 5-second delay before teleporting". Each answer from Minax creates a new version of your project, which you find in the [history](https://docs.minax.fun/en/conversation/history.md).

## What if it fails?

* A build that ends without a .jar file is refunded in credits, minus 0.3 credit.
* If your credits run out on the way, the build pauses. It resumes when you top up. After 30 days paused without a .jar, its credits are given back, minus 0.3 credit.
* When Minax offers to resume, it picks up where it stopped, without starting over.

> [!TIP]
>
> A big request goes better as several shorter messages.


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