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# What Is Glazed?

Glazed is a **free, open-source addon** for **Meteor Client**, built specifically for the **DonutSMP** Minecraft server. Here's a breakdown of what it is and does:

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#### 🎯 What Is Glazed?

* **Addon for Meteor Client**\
  Glazed works *on top* of Meteor Client (a powerful mod that provides HUD customization, combat modules, and utility tools) and integrates seamlessly with it&#x20;
* **Designed for DonutSMP**\
  Tailored for DonutSMP gameplay mechanics—like auction house sniping, automatic selling, random teleportation, base finding, etc.—it automates repetitive tasks so you can focus on gameplay&#x20;
* **Completely Free & Safe**\
  Fully open-source with no token loggers or backdoors. You can review or compile the code yourself for peace of mind&#x20;


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