/mxt

Command	Effect
/mxt registries list	Lists the dynamic registries and their entry counts.
/mxt registries validate	Validates the datapack definitions and lists every problem the last build found at once, each with the file it comes from; with no problems it reports the registry and entry counts.
/mxt attachment status	Shows your own attachment counts and cultivation data: resources, abilities, cooldowns, curses, spirit roots and physiques.
/mxt resource <id>	Queries a resource value.
/mxt resource <id> set <value>	Sets a resource value.
/mxt resourcebar [resource] [index]	Shows a resource bar's raw current value, minimum, maximum, untruncated percentage, context, anchor and order; without arguments it lists every resource bar.
/mxt cultivate status	Shows the cultivation state: the active cultivation behaviour, the progress stored per aura and the next cultivation tick.
/mxt breakthrough <aura>	Attempts a breakthrough into the realm that the given aura leads to.
/mxt realm set <realm>	Sets a linear realm.
/mxt soul reclaim	Reclaims a reclaimable soul.
/mxt trigger list [<entity>]	Lists an entity's runtime trigger subscriptions: module, identity, signal and state. Subscriptions are never saved, so this is the only way to see what a running server has armed; without an entity it uses you.
/mxt trigger rules <signal>	Lists the datapack rules that react to one signal, in the order they run, with each rule's action type.
/mxt trigger publish <signal> [<entity>]	Publishes a signal by hand (needs the gamemaster permission), so a reaction can be checked without waiting for the real event; it says so when nothing subscribes to the signal and no rule reacts to it.