Adds an `ia` module: `/ia <pergunta>` sends the question to an
OpenAI-compatible chat-completions endpoint (MiniMax by default) and
posts the reply to chat.
Access is gated by `canalhandia.ia`, declared `default: op` so the
operator has it out of the box and LuckPerms can grant it to anyone
else.
The model can only ever produce chat text:
- the reply goes to sendMessage and nowhere else — it is never passed
to the command dispatcher;
- no `tools`/`tool_choice` are sent, so there is nothing for the model
to call;
- the system prompt states it has no server, shell or command access;
- replies are sanitised — colour codes stripped so they cannot forge
server messages, newlines folded so one answer is one chat entry,
and leading slashes removed so nothing reads as a command to run.
The API key is deliberately not a config value, since config.yml is
committed. It is read from MINIMAX_API_KEY or from
plugins/Canalhandia/minimax.key, which is now gitignored.
Cost is bounded by a per-player cooldown and a server-wide daily cap,
both visible in /canalhandia status. The HTTP call runs off the main
thread; only the delivery hops back onto it.
Announces a random Portuguese fact about a random online player on a
timer, sourced from vanilla statistics, with clickable reactions.
Block/item/mob names are emitted as translatable components so each
client renders them in its own language instead of shipping a
translation table. Sentences are phrased to avoid number agreement with
the translated noun ("5.966 blocos de Pedra", not "5.966 Pedras").
Statistic constants are resolved by name with fallbacks because they get
renamed across Minecraft releases; a rename degrades one curiosity
rather than breaking the announcement.
Chat cannot be edited after sending, so live reaction tallies ride on a
boss bar while the in-chat buttons stay frozen at send time.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01ActvLGJApdxEAd2yfKPwqv
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