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A pluggable chat bot in Go that speaks several networks at once — IRC, Jabber, Matrix, Line, Skype and more.
Every listing whose shape we recorded as a bot. Derived from the records on this site, not curated.
A pluggable chat bot in Go that speaks several networks at once — IRC, Jabber, Matrix, Line, Skype and more.
Reads a day of messages from a public Slack channel and posts a digest written by an OpenAI model. You supply the API key, so the model calls are billed to you.
A Slack bot for development teams: start a Jenkins job, watch a Jira ticket or a pull request, and run your own macros and cron commands from chat.
Draws Secret Santa names for a Slack, Discord or Webex channel and messages each person their match. The authors run it as a hosted service; this is the code behind it.
Monzo's incident-response tool: a Slack bot opens a channel for an incident, tracks who is doing what, and turns the whole thing into a written report afterwards.
Gives a Slack or Discord channel a live shell or language REPL, each session running in its own container. Handing chat members a shell is exactly as dangerous as it sounds.
Posts a daily digest of tech news and memes into Telegram, Discord and Matrix rooms, scheduled by GitHub Actions rather than a server you keep running.
A Pokémon collecting game that lives inside Discord: creatures appear in chat, you catch and train them, and you trade and battle with other members.
A Telegram bot that takes a link from dozens of video and social sites and sends back the media, with AI summary and transcription options. Chinese-language interface and docs.
A Slack bot that summarises a channel or a thread on demand, self-hosted. Its own README gives the reason: the official Slack AI product has limited access and add-on pricing. It calls a hosted model, so the token bill is yours.
A Matrix chat bot that answers from a local model served by Ollama, with switchable personas, tool calling and MCP. The model itself runs on your own hardware; its tools and MCP servers are whatever you point it at, so what leaves the machine is your configuration, not ours to say.
A Slack bot that reads a web page, a PDF or a YouTube transcript you hand it and answers questions about the contents through OpenAI's API. You supply the API key, and the model calls are billed to you.
A Telegram bot in PHP for selling VPN subscriptions: it takes the payment, issues the config, and manages the account against Marzban, Hiddify, x-ui and similar panels.
Imports Telegram sticker packs into a Matrix Stickerpicker instance, shipped as a Docker container that carries Stickerpicker and MStickerEditor with it.
A Slack bot Netflix built for running GitHub organisation chores from chat — repository creation, permissions, org membership — behind its own approval steps.
A modular Matrix bot: you write small Python modules, it handles the Matrix plumbing, and it bridges out to IRC, Telegram and Slack.
A Telegram shop bot with payments and several languages. Its author describes it as a school project kept online to show, not a maintained product.
Bridges moderation between Matrix and Discord, so that a ban or a removal on one side lands on the other.
Forwards push notifications from a Gotify server into a Matrix room.
A crypto trading bot in Python that runs your strategies against exchange APIs and is driven from Telegram or a web UI. It places real orders with real money; its own README calls the software educational and tells you not to risk money you are afraid to lose.
Composes Discord's rich embed messages in a visual editor and posts them to a channel through a webhook. It is a web application with a Discord bot alongside it: use the authors' hosted instance at message.style, or run your own.
Puts a DeepSeek Harness agent behind your chat accounts: a message arriving in Feishu, WeChat, DingTalk, QQ, Slack, Telegram, Discord or WhatsApp is handed to the agent you are already running, and the reply comes back in the same thread. It connects an agent you supply; it is not the agent.
A macOS desktop app that runs a long-lived AI agent with its own IDE workspace and connects it to WhatsApp, Telegram and Slack.
A small Discord housekeeping bot: plays music and clears messages on command.
A Discord bot that relays a channel's chat to hosted or local language models. You supply the API keys.
Forwards Prometheus Alertmanager alerts into Telegram and Matrix rooms.
A Telegram bot and website that searches a large archive of Chinese-subtitled TV and film links. What it indexes is other people's uploads.
An all-in-one Discord server bot on discord.js and PostgreSQL: moderation, an economy game, tickets and the usual utilities.
Copies messages out of one Telegram chat and into another automatically, so a channel you follow lands in a group you keep.
A self-hosted, fully modular Discord bot: you turn cogs on and off to make it a moderator, a music player, a trivia host, or all three.
A chat bot that puts GPT-class models behind Telegram, Discord, Slack and Kook accounts, with tool calls and a plugin system. Its README says “This project is not abandoned, just no new features are planned”, which we read on 2026-09-13.
A self-hosted Discord music bot in Java: it joins a voice channel and plays queued tracks from YouTube, SoundCloud and radio streams.
A WhatsApp group-admin bot built on Baileys: tag everyone, mute and unmute, and the rest of the moderation commands, run from your own number.
A WhatsApp group-admin bot on the Baileys library — tagging, muting, kicking and the usual command set — paired to a phone number by QR code.
Runs on your own WhatsApp number, paired by QR code, and answers typed commands in your chats — group administration and scripted extras. It drives WhatsApp Web rather than the Business API.
The source of OwO Bot, a Discord game bot built around collecting and battling.
A Discord music bot with a web dashboard. It does not fetch or decode audio itself: its configuration file says it will not work without a Lavalink server, and what it can play from is whatever that server supports.
A WhatsApp userbot: it automates your own personal account rather than a Business API number.
Relays Lightning Network boostagram payments from podcast apps into IRC, Matrix or Mastodon — whichever of the three you give it credentials for.
A Telegram bot that fetches media for you — Aria2 transfers, NetEase music, Pixiv rankings, youtube-dl — and is deployed as a Docker container.