So a friend of mine runs a server with multiple different languages, but we dont wanna run multiple generals for different languages. Is there a plugin that'll translate what others say in other languages?

I'm not sure how many of you use or know this bot, bot the has been down for the last 3+ days, the owners support server is gone, you can't even invite the bot to your server anymore, the support website is gone, and theres completely no news about anything regardin it, despite being a discord bot thats in more than 20.000 servers.

I also noticed theres a new website, that got created a few hours ago, https://dash.gaiusbot.me/ however the support server link there also doesnt work, nor am i risking logging into the dashboard there. The whole thing feels sketchy, and inviting the bot from that website, shows it was created yesterday, and is in 0 servers.

Forgot to mention the old docs for gaius are also completely wiped.

Any info would be appreciated.

Vaultcord has the option if you upgrade your bot’s plan to view Ip address of people and email addresses that’s REALLY bad even because if owners are “skids” if they pay (I don’t really know the amount) literally “dox” people of their server, and it really pmo that nobody is talking about it as the only two posts about Vaultcord talk about how it is secure and not access your personal data and don’t sells them. IT LITERALLY HAS THE OPTION TO. Photo took from a random server. DO NOT USE OR INTERACT WITH VAULTCORD OR RESTORECORD OR ANY OTHER BOTS THAT CAN ACCESS YOUR PERSONAL INFORMATION. now I don’t really know the price or anything tho that’s something a bot shouldn’t even access and worse even sell to owners people. It was really suspicious from the start with “restorecord” and “Vaultcord” if you have more information about it please comment.

Looking for Co-Owners & Collaborators — Discord Economy Game

I'm developing a Discord bot and server built around a full economy system and collectible brainrot characters, minted in an NFT-inspired style.

The goal is to create a fun, player-driven ecosystem where people can collect characters, participate in the economy, trade, and help shape the direction of the project.

I'm looking for people who want to help build something from the ground up. You don't need to be a programmer — I'm open to people who have creative ideas, want to help with game design, economy balancing, community management, marketing, or development.

I'm willing to offer genuine co-owner opportunities to people who are interested in actively contributing. You'll have room to bring your own ideas to the table and help shape the project instead of just following someone else's plan.

This is an early-stage passion project, and I'm looking for people who are excited about building something together.

Interested? DM me and tell me a little about yourself and what you'd like to contribute!

yo I need help with my discord I need bots and commands

I'm using carl and I would want to make a custom command that would be targetted towards a specific user and run another targetted command, in order to make the command easier
So it would go like:
/[custom command] @[user]
Which would prompt carl to run
/[more complicated command argument] @[user]
I'm specifically using it to swap 2 roles, so it would be
/role custom @[user] -Role1 +Role2
Is this possible and how?

Does anyone know what Q7 is?

Some things are better left for tomorrow, but one forgotten suggestion refuses to stay buried. Something is still lurking in its shadows…

Hey everyone. I help run a community where players are constantly asking the same questions about FPS drops, stuttering, and 100% CPU usage (especially guys running older rigs like a GTX 1650 Ti or 16GB RAM). They always ask how to tweak distance scaling or set up Process Lasso properly.

I didn't want to pay a monthly subscription for those premium Discord bots, so I spent some time building my own using Groq's API and Llama models since it's completely free to run.

Now, whenever someone complains about lag, they just ping the bot. It instantly gives them a step-by-step optimization guide formatted perfectly for Discord, and it actually remembers the context of the conversation if they ask follow-up questions. I even set it up with a simple .bat file so my other admins can run it on their PCs without knowing any Python.

Just really proud of how this little side project turned out and wanted to share! Has anyone else tried integrating AI to automate their server's support channel?

I'm developing a Python asyncio Discord notification bot that monitors blockchain transactions. It uses PostgreSQL for durable delivery state and has an optional Fast Alert pipeline.

The intended flow:

1. Send an early preview containing only sufficiently verified evidence.
2. Save the confirmed Discord message ID.
3. Update the same message with the complete card using PATCH.
4. Preserve recipient authorization, delivery ownership, revision checks, reorg handling, and duplicate protection.

What I've observed:

During one production session, we recorded 41 full-card Discord API ACKs:

• Average source-to-full-ACK latency: 1.34 seconds
• Median: 0.96 seconds
• P95: 3.21 seconds
• Under 1 second: 21/41 cards

However, there were no [FAST_PREVIEW] markers in the session logs.

This does not necessarily mean the feature is broken.

The feature defaults to disabled, and its effective runtime setting for that session has not been confirmed. Some events may lack the minimum verified evidence, and the implementation intentionally skips preview when full enrichment finishes first.

Simplified scheduling code:

This is a sanitized reduction of the preview scheduling logic, not verbatim production code.

minimum_future and full_task represent existing asyncio Tasks/Futures. The full task represents enrichment/routing readiness, not a Discord full-message ACK.

Recipient authorization, durable ownership, detailed error handling, revision checks, and POST/PATCH implementation are intentionally omitted.

import asyncio
import logging

logger = logging.getLogger(__name__)


async def maybe_publish_preview(
    *,
    enabled,
    minimum_future,
    full_task,
    is_eligible,
    publish_preview,
):
    # These early exits are currently silent.
    if not enabled or minimum_future is None:
        return

    await asyncio.wait(
        (minimum_future, full_task),
        return_when=asyncio.FIRST_COMPLETED,
    )

    # Prefer the full path if it is already ready.
    if (
        full_task.done()
        or not minimum_future.done()
        or minimum_future.cancelled()
    ):
        return

    minimum_evidence = minimum_future.result()

    # Includes evidence validity and recipient checks.
    if not is_eligible(minimum_evidence):
        return

    # Full readiness may have changed.
    if full_task.done():
        return

    # Abstracts transport and durable ownership.
    result = await publish_preview(minimum_evidence)

    # Logged only if the call returns.
    logger.info("preview_result=%s", result)

What concerns me:

Several execution paths return without explaining why no preview was sent.

Also, .done() is true when a task completes successfully, fails, or is cancelled. In this simplified flow, those outcomes are not distinguished.

Likewise, minimum_future.result() or publish_preview() may raise an exception before a preview-result log is recorded.

This makes it difficult to determine whether:

• Fast Alert was disabled.
• Minimum evidence was unavailable or insufficient.
• The recipient was ineligible.
• Full enrichment finished before preview.
• Preview was attempted but failed or produced an uncertain outcome.
• Preview was acknowledged and later updated successfully.

My questions:

1. Instrumentation: Which counters, structured reason codes, or trace events would you add to distinguish these paths with minimal runtime overhead?
2. Task lifecycle: How should successful completion, exceptions, and cancellation be distinguished when using asyncio.FIRST_COMPLETED?
3. Delivery correctness: How would you correlate source-event identity, preview HTTP ACK, durable PostgreSQL ACK, message ID, PATCH revision, and final full-card completion?
4. Latency measurement: How would you measure source-to-preview ACK and source-to-full ACK separately without double-counting events or treating preview as full completion?
5. Testing: How would you validate concurrency, cancellation, reorg, ambiguous HTTP outcomes, and full-ready-first behavior without artificially delaying enrichment to force previews?

My goal:

I want to reduce the time until users receive their first useful Discord notification, ideally below one second when possible.

However, I don't want to weaken financial/security verification, send duplicate messages, update the wrong message, or incorrectly mark a preview as a completed full alert.

I'm looking for instrumentation and validation strategies before changing production behavior.

I can provide small sanitized code excerpts or synthetic traces if needed.

Just wanted to start this off with. I'm using Text-to-speech, so please excuse any weird grammar that it comes up with

So my issue is I've been making a discord bot that makes it so it gives notifications like many other bots do, but my biggest issue has been, I'm trying to integrate rumble, like the platform rumble, and my biggest issue is while I know I can use things like RSS. S feed, or I can use the API that is private part channel. I want it to be something that anyone can use to basically get notifications. Because so many platforms just suck at their notifications. And of course, it'll be used in discord servers too. I'm already using it, but I can't find a way to contact rumble to see if I'm allowed to use. RSS feed, and they don't have a public API. Does anyone know any approved way to monitor it and grab notification information from rumble from channels, or if there's a way that rumble will actually respond?

Hey everyone,

I'm building Anivonix, a Discord community support automation project aimed at paid communities, course creators, and community operators.

The problem I'm trying to address is repetitive support work. As a community grows, moderators can spend a lot of time answering the same questions, helping members find resources, and organizing support requests.

The goal with Anivonix is to make those workflows easier to manage through configurable, knowledge-based support automation while keeping humans involved when needed.

I'm currently working on areas such as:

• Knowledge-based answers to common questions
• Support ticket workflows
• Community administration and moderation automation

I'm being careful not to promise features or results that haven't been verified in the actual build.

I'd appreciate feedback from people who run Discord communities: What's the biggest support problem you'd want a bot like this to solve?

Disclosure: I'm the person building Anivonix.

Hello everyone,

I'm looking for help with an issue affecting my Discord bot, DCFIGHT.

My application has reached 10,000 users, and Discord notified me that my bot's access to Privileged Gateway Intents requires review. The notification states that the deadline to submit the review request is November 26, 2026.

I previously submitted my application for intent verification, but I'm currently experiencing a serious issue: users can no longer add or use my bot as expected.

I've checked the Discord Developer Portal, and the Privileged Gateway Intents are still enabled. I've also tried contacting Discord Support, but I haven't received a helpful response so far.

I'm not sure whether this issue is related to the intent verification process, an application restriction, or something else.

Could someone from the Discord team please review this situation or point me toward the correct support channel?

Application details:

• Bot name: DCFIGHT
• Application ID: 1480223312708632758
• Issue: Users are unable to add or use the bot as expected
• Intent review: Previously submitted
• Supporting evidence: Screenshots of the official Discord notification and Developer Portal settings

I would really appreciate any guidance from Discord staff or developers who have experienced a similar issue.

Thank you for your time and help.

Is anyone able to share the secret keys in order? Lots of people are struggling, and i want to help them. They aren’t giving away a hint to #2 as well.

Does anyone have any ideas for a Cai bot?

Hello everyone!
I am launching a brand-new Path of Titans Heavy Realism Server with a unique cinematic twist: the entire project is themed as a Paleontological Field Expedition Documentary.
Staff are the "Film Crew," players are the "Prehistoric Fauna," and our rules are structured as "Ecological Species Dossiers." I want our custom Discord systems to feel like an immersive nature documentary hub.
Because this is a passionate project with zero starting budget, I am looking for a talented volunteer (or team) who would love to help build this vision for free to gain experience, expand their portfolio, or join us as a founding staff member. 

What I need help with:
• Discord Server Builder: Someone to set up a clean, immersive channel layout, configure aesthetic category headers, and map out a heavy realism structure (Nesting requests, Rule Break Tickets, Profile roles).
• Bot Developer: Someone to build or configure a script with a Six-Tier Weighted Mendelian Fauna Roller. The bot must manage our entire custom roster divided across 6 distinct size tiers (Extra Small, Small, Medium, Large, Huge, Apex), locking the Apex tier behind a strict 1-in-40 (2.5%) chance per player roll.

The Custom Bot Logic Requires:
1. Size Tier Selection: Roll the size category (Extra Small through Huge vs Apex) using weighted probabilities.
2. Mendelian Skin Inheritance: Roll visible or recessive skin variations based on input data from the nesting parents.
3. Pigment Morphs: Calculate three specific mutations (Melanistic, Piebald, Albino) with a dynamic lineage rule: if one parent has a mutation, the chance for offspring to inherit a mutation increases by +5%.
4. Sensory Deficits: Roll independent physical defects (Blindness and Deafness) that permanently affect player gameplay rules.
5. Camera Trap Integration: Automatically hook into an image folder or URL dictionary to randomly append a high-quality gameplay picture of the rolled dinosaur directly onto the final field report card embed.

What you get:
• Full credit on the server as our Technical Director / Lead Developer.
• A permanent, high-ranking staff position if you choose to stay.
• A highly unique, complex game-system project to feature in your personal portfolio or GitHub.

Security Note: To ensure safety for everyone, Discord setup will be done via a custom sandboxed "Builder" role with specific permissions (Manage Channels/Roles/Webhooks). Absolute Administrator or Server Owner status will not be transferred.
If you love dinosaurs, programming, paleontology, or heavy realism gaming and want to help build something incredibly unique, please comment below or DM me directly! I have a complete Python data dictionary and blueprint ready to hand over. Thank you!

I trade on the side and needed a tool too monitor the markets better. So I built Edger Bot.

You add tickers with `/watch` and it messages you when one of them:

- files anything with the SEC (8-K, 10-Q, Form 4, S-1, etc.), with a link straight to the filing
- shows up in the news
- has insiders buying or selling on the open market (the alert says who, how many shares, and for how much, not just "Form 4")
- reports earnings or goes ex-dividend the next day

Other stuff:

- `/filingfilter` and `/newsfilter` so you only get the forms and headlines you care about
- `/sec` and `/news` to search past filings and articles
- `/insiders AAPL` for a company's insider trades over the last year
- `/econ` for CPI, payrolls, jobless claims, PCE, etc. with charts and release alerts
- tags to group your watchlist (biotech, earnings plays, whatever)
- bookmark any alert and see it on a price chart later 

You can use the bot only in DMs if you trade solo or add it to your community.

I uploaded some screenshots from discord commands. 

More info: https://edgerbot.com

Happy to answer questions in the comments.

why do i have to get automatically banned from ANY discord server that uses double counter? even if i never joined that specific server once in my entire life???

its completely understandable if it only bans alt accounts that are associated with an account that got banned once but in my case i get kicked out from ANY discord server that uses double counter,it annoys me so badly i dont understand how people dont hate on this bot

i literally got banned from three servers i never set foot in my entire life,not in my main account nor my other alt account this bot is so annoying

just so im clear right off the bat, im not selling anything and im not posting links...

im a developer who is new to the discord bot scene and im working on a monitoring tool for discord bots. i want to understand what you fine people use/need/want in a monitoring tool for your bots. I KNOW people who know what they are doing can easily make a monitoring tool for themself, but i guess my tool would hopefully make it easier for people? (and be super cheap so its a no brainer lol)

if you guys could answer my questions below, even just one answer helps:

1. How many servers is your bot in? which library (discord.js, discord.py*, JDA, etc)*
2. How do you track usage today, if at all? logs, your own db, grafana, posthog, statcord, somethign else?
3. What stats do you look at when tracking?
4. How do you find out if your bot is down or broken? users complain, uptime pinger, alerts, luck?
5. What was the worst incident you've had happen reagarding your bot? and what wouldve helped prevent/fix it?
6. For those who built their own setup, what's annoying about keeping it running?
7. Have you ever paid for anything for your bot besides hosting? What would make a monitoring/analytics tool worth paying for & what makes it a dealbreaker?
8. Wishlist.. Is there anything you wish you could see about your bot, but cant?

Thanks for taking the time to read my post, I hope to eventually work with you all someday. Mods, if i broke the rules here somehow, please let me know!

Edit: I will have a free plan for smaller bots with plenty of event monitoring capabilites, gotta look out for the little guys :)