Discord bots

Codexe generates complete Discord bot projects in Python (discord.py) or Node.js (discord.js), using slash commands.

#What to put in the request

• Library (Python or Node.js).
• Each slash command with its options and who may use it.
• Events to react to (member joins, messages, reactions).
• Storage (JSON, SQLite…) and any external APIs.
• Which intents you're willing to enable. Message Content and Server Members are privileged and must be switched on in the Discord developer portal.

#The token

Generated bots read the token from the DISCORD_TOKEN environment variable (BOT_TOKEN or TOKEN also work). It's never written into the source, and no .env file is generated. Treat the token like a password: if it leaks, reset it in the Discord developer portal.

#Test-running a bot in Codexe

Bot projects have a Host panel for trying the bot without setting up a server. Paste your bot token (stored encrypted, and you can delete it), then Start, Stop, Restart and watch the Console.

This is a test environment, not permanent hosting:

On every plan: a session stops after 30 minutes, one bot runs at a time per account, and starts are rate-limited. Bots run isolated, with internet access but no access to Codexe's own systems.

#Verification

Discord bots aren't build-verified. Ready means the generation finished (see the project lifecycle). Use the test run to check them.

#Running it yourself

Download the ZIP, install the dependencies (pip install -r requirements.txt or npm install), set DISCORD_TOKEN in your environment and start it. Invite the bot to your server with the bot and applications.commands scopes.

#Common issues