This is a Python-based Discord selfbot using the discord.py-self library. The selfbot automatically responds to messages that mention it's trigger word using Groq API's Llama-3, one of the highest performing models, all for completely free. You can also add your own API key for ChatGPT functionality, but this is not required. It functions as a normal Discord bot, but on a real Discord account, allowing other people to talk to it within DMs, servers and even group chats without you needing to invite a bot or add the bot to the server - making it seem like a real user to others.
There is always the slight risk of a ban when using selfbots, so make sure to use this selfbot on an account you don't mind losing, but the risk is incredibly low and I have used it for over a year without any issues.
This bot was originally Discord-AI-Chatbot by MishalHossin but was heavily edited by Najmul190 to work as a selfbot rather than a Discord bot.
I take no responsibility for any actions taken against your account for using these selfbots, or how users use my open source code.
Using this on a user account is prohibited by the Discord TOS and can lead to your account getting banned in very rare cases.
Note: This analysis is based on the user's message history and is not 100% accurate. It is just for fun and should not be taken seriously.
- Discord Selfbot: Runs on a genuine Discord account, allowing you to use it without even needing to invite a bot.
- Custom AI Instructions: You can replace the text inside of
instructions.txtand make the AI act however you'd like! - Free LLM Model: Enjoy the powerful capabilities of this language model without spending a dime.
- Mention Recognition: The bot only responds when you mention it or say its name.
- Reply Recognition: If replied to, the bot will continue to reply to you. It's like having a conversation with a real person!
- Message Handling: The bot knows when you're replying to someone else, so it won't cause confusion. It's like having a mind reader in your server; It can also handle numerous messages at once!
- Channel-Specific Responses: Use the
~toggleactivecommand to pick what channel the bot responds in. - Psychoanalysis Command: Use the
~analysecommand to analyse a mentioned user's messages and find insights on their personality. It's like having a therapist in your server! - Runs on Meta AI's Llama-3: The bot uses the Llama-3 model from Meta AI, which is one of the most powerful models available.
- Secure Credential Management: Keep your credentials secure using environment variables.
- Crafted with Care: Made with lots of love and attention to detail.
- analyse [user] - Analyze a user's message history and provides a - gical profile
- wipe - Clears history of the bot
- ping - Shows the bot's latency
- toggleactive - Toggle the current channel to the list of active channels
- toggledm - Toggle if the bot should be active in DM's or not
- togglegc - Toggle if the bot should be active in group chats or not
- ignore [user] - Stop a user from using the bot
- reload - Reloads all cogs
- restart - Restarts the entire bot
git clone https://github.com/najmul190/Discord-AI-Selfbot
cd Discord-AI-Selfbot
- Go to Discord and login to the account you want the token of
- Press
Ctrl + Shift + I(If you are on Windows) orCmd + Opt + I(If you are on a Mac). - Go to the
Networktab - Type a message in any chat, or change server
- Find one of the following headers:
"messages?limit=50","science"or"preview"under"Name"and click on it - Scroll down until you find
"Authorization"under"Request Headers" - Copy the value which is your token
- Go to Groq and sign up for a free account
- Get your API key, which should look like
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(this is an example key, it isn't real)
Windows:
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Simply open
run.batif you're on Windows. This will install all pre-requisites, guide you through the process of setting up the bot and run it for you. -
If
run.batdoesn't work, then open CMD and runcd Discord-AI-Selfbotto change directory to the bot files directory -
Create a virtual environment by running
python -m venv bot-env -
Activate the virtual environment by running
bot-env\Scripts\activate.bat -
Run
pip install -r requirements.txtto install all the dependencies -
Install discord.py-self using
pip install -U discord.py-self -
Fill out example.env with your own credentials and rename it to .env
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Run the bot using
python3 main.py
Linux:
- If you're on Linux, then run
cd the\bot\files\directoryto change directory to the bot files directory - Create a virtual environment by running
python3 -m venv bot-env - Activate the virtual environment by running
source bot-env/bin/activate - Run
pip install -r requirements.txtto install all the dependencies - Install discord.py-self using
pip install -U discord.py-self - Fill out example.env with your own credentials and rename it to .env
- Run the bot using
python3 main.py
- To activate it in a channel use ~toggleactive in the channel or manually add the channel ID in
channels.txt - To see all commands use ~help
- Bear in mind that the bot will only respond to other accounts and not itself, including any commands.
- You must also set a trigger word within the
.env, this is the word that the bot will respond to. For example, if you set the trigger word toJohn, people must say "HeyJohn, how are you today?" for the bot to respond.
To change the personality of the bot and set custom instructions, simply go into the Config folder and edit the default instructions in instructions.txt to whatever you want!
I probably won't be accepting friend requests so if you have any questions or require help, join a quick Discord server I put together and ask in there! (You can leave after getting help, or stick around if you want!)
You can also try out this project in this server, in the #italiano channel! Click the image below to join.
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