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 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.txt
and 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
~toggleactive
command to pick what channel the bot responds in. - Psychoanalysis Command: Use the
~analyse
command 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
Network
tab - 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 yor 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)
Step 5: Rename example.env
to .env
and put your Discord token and Groq API key in. It'll look like this:
DISCORD_TOKEN=TOKEN_GOES_HERE
GROQ_API_KEY=GROQ_API_KEY_GOES_HERE
OWNER_ID=ID_OF_YOUR_MAIN_DISCORD_ACCOUNT
TRIGGER=WORD_YOU_WANT_TO_TRIGGER_BOT_WITH
PREFIX=~
The
OWNER_ID
is the ID of your main Discord account, which will be the only account allowed to use important commands, such as toggleactive, wipe, etc.
Windows:
-
Simply open
run.bat
if you're on Windows. This will install all pre-requisites and run the bot as well. -
If
run.bat
doesn't work, then open CMD and runcd Discord-AI-Selfbot
to 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.txt
to install all the dependencies -
Install discord.py-self using
pip install -U discord.py-self
-
Run the bot using
python3 main.py
Linux:
- If you're on Linux, then run
cd the\bot\files\directory
to 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.txt
to install all the dependencies - Install discord.py-self using
pip install -U discord.py-self
- 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.
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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