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# Introduction

KitHarbor is a lightweight, highly customizable kits plugin. Create kits with a full in-game editor, lock them behind permissions, cooldowns, costs and claim limits, and let players claim them through

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#### Requirements

In order to run KitHarbor on your Minecraft server, you must meet the following requirements.

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1. Java 21
2. PlaceholderAPI
3. Paper 1.21+ | Folia 1.21+
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#### Installation

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1. Download KitHarbor from the resource page and place it into your `plugins` folder.
2. Start your server and wait until it finishes booting up, then stop your server.
3. Open `config.yml` in KitHarbor's plugin folder, enter your license key, save, and reboot.
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#### FAQ

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<summary>Does this support PlaceholderAPI?</summary>

Yes. KitHarbor registers its own expansion — see the Placeholders page for the full list.

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<summary>What happens if my license can't be verified?</summary>

KitHarbor keeps working for a short grace period if the license server is briefly unreachable. If the license is invalid or the grace period expires, kit functionality is disabled until a valid license is confirmed — the plugin stays loaded and recovers automatically once verified.

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<summary>Can KitHarbor be fully customized?</summary>

Almost entirely. Kit contents, menus, messages, sounds, cooldowns, permissions, costs and limits are all configurable. A small number of internal behaviors are fixed, but the vast majority of the plugin is yours to tailor.

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