Discord
Discord bot maker AI: describe the bot, get Python code that runs
EnderDevelopment writes a Discord bot with discord.py when you do not name another library. You get the code, a requirements.txt and a .env.example. Real tokens are never written into the code. On Pro you can host the bot on the platform.
From idea to running bot
01
Describe the bot
For example: a moderation bot that deletes invite links and logs each deletion in a channel called mod-log.
02
Review the files
You get the main file, the requirements, and the variables the bot needs.
03
Run it or host it
Run it on your own machine, or host it on the platform with the Pro plan.
What a Discord bot project contains
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Default language | Python with discord.py |
| Other languages | Name the language or library in your request and the agent uses it |
| Files | A main file, requirements.txt and .env.example |
| Token | Never included in the code. You add it in your own environment |
| Hosting | Available on the Pro plan |
Discord questions
Which library does the bot use?
discord.py by default. If you name another language or library, the agent uses that instead.
Where does my bot token go?
Into your environment, never into the generated code. The platform does not show a token again once it is stored.
Can I host the bot without my own server?
Yes, on the Pro plan, where Discord bot hosting is included.
Guides
Discord · 2026-10-21
Discord bots in 2026: permission and intent changes to handle
The Discord permission changes of February 2026 and the discord.py 2.6 and 2.7 changes, with what to check in a bot before it goes live.