sactive-bot
A chat bot framework descended from Hubot, with adapters for Slack, Microsoft Teams, Mattermost and WeChat. It is a framework, not a bot.
Scheduling, monitoring, and the unglamorous middle of a workflow.
A chat bot framework descended from Hubot, with adapters for Slack, Microsoft Teams, Mattermost and WeChat. It is a framework, not a bot.
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.
Builds reusable agent skills from a visual workflow and exports them to Claude Code, Cursor, Codex and others, with webhook endpoints for Slack and Lark. A skills factory, not a bot.
A GitHub Action that posts a Slack message when a workflow succeeds or fails. It runs inside GitHub Actions, not on Slack, and it is a workflow step rather than a bot you host.
A self-hosted personal AI agent in Python with a web UI, tool calling, memory and MCP, which can also answer in Discord and other chat apps.
A bundle of Claude Code skill files for building n8n workflows on top of the n8n-mcp server. Instructions for an assistant, not a bot.
An MCP server that hands a coding assistant the full reference for n8n's node library, so the assistant can write n8n workflows that actually validate. It serves an assistant; it is not itself a chat bot.
A collection of importable n8n workflow files covering AI, vector databases, DevOps and finance chores. It is JSON you import into your own n8n, not a bot.
The workflow automation platform itself: a visual canvas plus code, self-hosted or on their cloud, with several hundred integrations and AI-agent nodes. Chat bots are one thing you can build with it. Licensed fair-code, not open source — read the terms before commercial use.
Imports Telegram sticker packs into a Matrix Stickerpicker instance, shipped as a Docker container that carries Stickerpicker and MStickerEditor with it.
An event-sourced memory layer for AI agents: every tool call, message and device signal becomes an event tied to a person, project or customer, so agents can query a running model of the organisation instead of re-reading a transcript.
A Slack bot Netflix built for running GitHub organisation chores from chat — repository creation, permissions, org membership — behind its own approval steps.
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 self-hosted REST API that puts a WhatsApp number behind HTTP endpoints so other software can send and receive messages.
A Node library for building WhatsApp chatbots as scripted conversation flows. Its README describes it as agnostic to the WhatsApp provider, so the provider is a choice you make and not one it makes for you.
Watches trending topics across many Chinese platforms plus your RSS feeds, filters them with an LLM, and pushes a briefing to WeChat, Feishu, DingTalk, Telegram or email. Chinese-language interface.
An all-in-one Discord server bot on discord.js and PostgreSQL: moderation, an economy game, tickets and the usual utilities.
A local-first home assistant: runs models on your own hardware through llama.cpp, Transformers or MLX, listens on voice satellites, and answers from Discord, Matrix, IRC, Telegram, HomeKit and Home Assistant.
A self-hosted gateway that exposes a WhatsApp account over an API and a socket, driving WhatsApp Web under the hood.
A self-hosted platform for putting an LLM behind a chat account on many networks at once — Discord, Slack, Telegram, LINE, QQ, Feishu, DingTalk, WeChat, Matrix — with plugins and a knowledge base. Most of its documentation is in Chinese.
A Go fleet manager that runs several self-hosted AI agents on one machine and wires them into a Discord channel.