The AI Discord bot builder

Every server eventually wants something no bot does yet. The old answers were learn Python, hire someone or go without. YourBot's answer is the Plugin Builder: you describe the feature and the AI builds it as a plugin that runs on the bot your server already has, not as a separate bot to host and keep alive.

You approve a plan before anything is written

Start with a description, up to 32,000 characters. The AI answers with a plan, not code: the slash commands it will add with their typed options, the events it will listen for, what it will store, the permissions it needs and the questions your description left open. You approve it, edit it or ask for a different plan. Reserved command names are caught here, before a build spends anything on them.

Once you approve, the code streams into the page as the model writes it, in a live __main__.py pane beside its reasoning. You can close the tab; the build keeps running and lands in Saved builds when it finishes.

Validated before you commit, installed by you

Every draft goes through the same validator a marketplace submission passes: manifest errors, capabilities used but not declared, slash commands with no matching handler, unsafe SQL. If the AI designed a dashboard, every widget on it is cross-checked against a real handler in the generated code. Findings are shown before you can commit, and one click hands them back to the AI to fix. When you are happy you commit, then click install to put that exact version on a server you manage. The committed source is editable in the browser if you would rather do it yourself. Test installs run for 24 hours. Nothing installs itself.

What you get is a real plugin

A committed build is a proper package: __main__.py, manifest.json, README.md and requirements.txt, plus a dashboard manifest if you asked for a web UI. Ask for that UI and the AI designs it too: stat cards, charts, tables and forms wired to your plugin's own data, rendered with sample data before you commit. You never write HTML or JavaScript. The result runs in the same locked-down container as any marketplace plugin: no network at all, 64 MB of memory, a quarter of a CPU core, a read-only filesystem, an unprivileged user (UID 65534), every Linux capability dropped and a syscall allowlist. The contract is public in the developer docs and the sandbox rules are on Quality Standards.

Keep it private, or publish it

A plugin can stay private: off every catalog page, running only on your own servers. Taking it to the marketplace is two steps rather than a button. You accept the developer agreement and submit the version for review, and you set your own price. Developers keep 70% of each sale, rising to 85% as volume grows.

What it costs

Both AI builders run on prepaid AI credits, a balance separate from your YourBot subscription and separate from the open beta, so they are not part of the free-during-beta offer. Every step of a plugin build is metered, including the planning pass. A hold is placed before a build and the unused part is refunded, so you pay for the tokens the model actually used.

Or start from the whole server

Where the AI server builder is switched on, a server owner can describe the community instead of one feature and get a design back: categories and channels, roles built from three vetted permission presets (so a design can never hand out Administrator), channel permissions from a fixed 12-flag safe set, AutoMod rules and written starter posts. It does not just switch the built-in plugins on either; it writes each one's settings. The design arrives as an itemized change list with a checkbox on every item, and nothing touches Discord until you press Build. Your server is snapshotted first and the build can be undone, but undo is a structural restore: a deleted channel comes back empty, because Discord cannot bring messages back.