Discord bots templates

Simple Telegram Bot

Simple Telegram Bot is a simple example Telegram bot that can receive and send messages, and handle a custom command /hey which responds with "What's up?".

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Discord Welcome Bot

This bot will be designed to perform a single task on Discord, which is to welcome new users with a unique poem. The bot requires two environment variables to function properly: DISCORD_BOT_TOKEN (the token of your Discord bot) and WELCOME_CHANNEL_ID (the ID of the channel where the bot will send welcome messages).

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Discord Join and Leave Bot

This bot is designed to display join and leave messages. It requires environment variables (DISCORD_TOKEN) and channel IDs to function properly. Please provide the DISCORD_TOKEN in the Env Secrets tab. To setup this Discord join and leave bot and receive a token, you need to create a new application in the Discord developer portal, add a bot to that application, and then copy the bot's token.

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Discord Suggestions Bot

The Discord Suggestions Bot is designed to manage suggestions on Discord. The suggester can perform the following commands: - !suggest <suggestion>: Sends a suggestion to a designated channel. - !set_suggestion_channel <channel>: Sets the default suggestion channel. The bot token is securely stored in environment variables and requires the DISCORD_BOT_TOKEN to work properly.

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Discord Member Engagement Bot

This bot will be designed to perform a variety of tasks on Discord, including counting metrics, tracking unique engaged members, tracking new members, and tracking members that have left. These metrics will also be sent as messages to a Slack channel every 7 days in the form of a data frame table converted to text. To make it work, it requires the following environment variables: DISCORD_TOKEN (your Discord bot token), SLACK_API_TOKEN (your Slack API token), and SLACK_CHANNEL (the ID of the Slack channel where the bot will send messages).

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Discord Logging Bot

The Discord Logging Bot is a utility bot designed to perform logging tasks on Discord. This logger bot can set a specific channel as the log channel and send logs to that channel. The bot is controlled via commands. The '!set_log_channel #channel-name' command sets a specific channel as the log channel. The '!log message' command sends a log message to the set channel. The bot requires a Discord bot token (DISCORD_BOT_TOKEN) to function properly.

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Discord Auto Role Bot with Assignment

<p id="">This template provides an overview of the Discord auto role bot, a tool, for managing roles on Discord servers. It can automatically assign roles to users and new members when they join. This bot is especially handy for servers where role management can be time consuming. To use it you need to set the 'DISCORD_BOT_TOKEN' in the environment variables. The bot offers commands such as '!add_role &lt;user&gt;'; assigns a role to a user or the command author if no user is specified and 'on_member_join'; automatically gives members the 'New Member' role upon joining.<br></p>

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Discord Multi Channel Message Bot

This bot is designed to perform a variety of tasks on Discord. It can add or remove channels from a list of channels to which it can send messages. It can send a message to all channels in this list. Before sending a message, it will ask for confirmation. The bot token(DISCORD_BOT_TOKEN) is securely taken from environment variables .

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Discord Auto Color Bot

This Discord bot is designed to automatically assign a random color to a user's role in a Discord server. The bot is triggered by the '!auto_color' command and can be used by an administrator. The color is randomly generated each time the command is used. The bot uses the Discord API and requires a Discord token to function. The Discord token should be provided as an environment variable named 'DISCORD_TOKEN'.

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Discord bots

Lazy apps can be helpful in the Bots category by automating repetitive tasks and simplifying processes. They can assist in various ways, such as:

  1. Customer support: Lazy apps can handle basic customer inquiries and provide instant responses, freeing up human agents to focus on more complex issues.
  2. Appointment scheduling: Lazy apps can help users book appointments, check availability, and send reminders, reducing the need for manual scheduling.
  3. Information retrieval: Lazy apps can fetch data from various sources and provide quick answers to user queries, saving time and effort.
  4. Content curation: Lazy apps can aggregate and curate relevant content from different platforms, making it easier for users to access and consume information.
  5. Task automation: Lazy apps can automate repetitive tasks, such as data entry, file organization, and report generation, improving efficiency and productivity.
  6. Personal assistants: Lazy apps can act as virtual personal assistants, managing calendars, setting reminders, and providing helpful suggestions based on user preferences.
  7. Language translation: Lazy apps can assist in real-time language translation, enabling users to communicate with people who speak different languages.
  8. Overall, lazy apps in the Bots category can streamline workflows, enhance user experiences, and save time by automating mundane tasks and providing instant assistance.

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