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The goat man addon

Bedrock add-on listed for Minecraft 1.21–26.x (behavior + resource pack). File opened and checked on 4 Sep 2026; installs from the MC Bedrock Mods app on Android.

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👹 AI GOATMAN — Minecraft Bedrock Horror Add-On

 

Enter a Minecraft world where something is watching you.

 

AI Goatman is an experimental horror add-on created almost entirely through AI, using Claude, Fable, and Opus, with the original concept and prompts provided by a human. The project was created to test just how far AI can go when designing and building a Minecraft Bedrock mod.

 

The Goatman is not a simple hostile mob. It features custom animations, movement behaviors, camouflage, watching states, hunting behavior, attacks, screams, jumpscare animations, and multiple AI-controlled states designed to make encounters feel unpredictable.

 

The add-on includes a custom Goatman model and texture system, specialized animation controllers, movement animations, attack behavior, sound effects, camouflage sequences, crawling, peeking, screaming, hunting, and other horror-focused behaviors.

 

⚠️ The Experiment

 

No traditional human-made mod development was used to build the core concept. The human role was to provide the idea, prompts, direction, and testing, while AI was responsible for generating the mod's implementation.

 

This project is essentially an experiment:

 

> How far can AI go when asked to create a Minecraft Bedrock horror mod?

 

 

 

If you encounter the Goatman in your world, don't assume it's just another mob.

 

Something may already be watching you. 👁️

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