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discord.py

A Python library for the Discord API: your own program uses it to sign in as a bot account, receive events and send messages. It is the library, not a bot — there is nothing here to run on its own.

· 0 replies · discord.py

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A Discord music bot with a web dashboard

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.

· 0 replies · Discord-MusicBot

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discord.js

The Node.js side of the same job: a library your own program uses to sign in as a Discord bot account, handle events and send messages. It is the library, not a bot — you supply the program.

· 0 replies · discord.js

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ClawFleet

A Go fleet manager that runs several self-hosted AI agents on one machine and wires them into a Discord channel.

· 0 replies · ClawFleet

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BoostBots

Relays Lightning Network boostagram payments from podcast apps into IRC, Matrix or Mastodon — whichever of the three you give it credentials for.

· 0 replies · BoostBots

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ARPT-Bot

A Telegram bot that fetches media for you — Aria2 transfers, NetEase music, Pixiv rankings, youtube-dl — and is deployed as a Docker container.

· 0 replies · ARPT-Bot

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