Create your mod.json

Fill in the form and save the file in the root of your GitHub repository. The manager reads it to show your mod’s name, images, tags and requirements. Nothing you type here is sent anywhere.

Lowercase letters, numbers, underscores and dashes. Other mods use this to depend on yours, so don’t change it after release.
Like 1.0 or 1.2.3. Your release tag must be v plus this number.
Path to an image inside your repository. A 16:9 image is recommended.
Optional. Add the thumbnail here too if you want it in the gallery.
Was AI used to make this mod?
Players see this on your mod. Be honest: mods with a wrong label can be corrected or removed from the list.
Add the id of each mod you depend on. The manager installs them together with yours.
Optional. Up to 6 short tags that describe what your mod does.
I need a LICENSE file

Every mod in the list has to be open source, so your repository needs a license file. The MIT license is a simple choice that lets anyone use and modify your code. For another license, create a file named LICENSE on GitHub and pick a template, or browse choosealicense.com.