The entire v83 protocol is now documented — 340 packets, browsable

One of the things that's always made private servers fragile is that nobody actually writes down the wire protocol — it just lives as scattered handler code, copy-pasted between projects for a decade.

We went the other way: every one of the 340 real opcodes this client sends and receives is now a documented, structured schema. That's not just nice for us — it means bugs in the protocol layer get caught before they ever reach a live server, instead of showing up as a mysterious disconnect three months later.

The library on this site is built on the same idea: real data, structured, browsable — not a wiki someone has to remember to update.