Some information

Operating system: Windows 7
Java version: fabric-loader-0.7.8+build.184-1.15.2
Minecraft version: 1.15.2
Baritone version: 1.4.5
Forge mods (if used): None

Exception, error or logs

latest.log

How to reproduce

Installing everything from 0, starting the game and using the @mine command

Final checklist

• [v] I have included the version of Minecraft I'm running, baritone's version and forge mods (if used).
• [v] I have included logs, exceptions and / or steps to reproduce the issue.
• [v] I have not used any OwO's or UwU's in this issue.

Bruh wtf

@ is the prefix for Fabritone

Why would you expect it to work with Baritone

If you are running Fabritone and expect support then boy I have bad news for you

https://gitlab.com/CDAGaming/fabritone
Fabritone is that way

So, based on your suggestions, it should work. One problem maybe double checking the ID that you're using for it. The command should be structured
@mine (optionally you can add more ore variables)
Ex: @mine diamond_ore
If you got the ID wrong then here's some block ID's to get you started:
| diamond_ore | coal_ore | iron_ore | lapis_lazuli_ore | nether_quartz_ore | emerald_ore | gold_ore | redstone_ore |
I hope this helps you In some way.

Please open fabritone issues in the fabritone repo, not here.

This Issue can be closed, as the rewritten ports for fabritone are on par with the codebase for Baritone, and the commands referenced here have been verified to work.

I didn't have access to close this earlier

@CDAGaming can you please make it clear to kids to open fabritone issues in fabritone and not baritone. It's honestly annoying.