This bot can impersonate any Discord user's unique writing style. It can generate text based on prompts or it can be completely random.
As this bot needs to save all channel messages when importing it cannot be a public bot for privacy reasons. You must self-host it to use it on your own servers.
The bot needs the "Message Content" intent as it must be able to grab new messages. It also needs the following permissions:
- Read Messages/View Channels
- Send Messages
- Read Message History
- Manage Webhooks for channels where it can auto-reply or impersonate users
Run the migration.sql file inside the db folder. If you are not using postgresql create a similar table manually instead.
Create an .env file in the project's root directory with the following content (or pass as environment variables):
DISCORD_CLIENT_TOKEN="<your token>"
CONNECTION_STRING="<connection string>" # e.g. "postgres://postgres@localhost:5432/markov", see sequelizer documentation for more options
BOT_OWNER_ID="<your discord id>" # restricts /import command
Run /import \<channel\> to import messages from a channel.
The more messages you have, the better the results are. Avoid importing gibberish from e.g. #bot-commands channels.
Regardless of that the bot will try to filter out unparsable messages like links or messages that seem like bot commands.
After importing you can impersonate any user using the /impersonate <user> [query] command.
The query parameter is optional and can be a word that the generated message should start with.
You can also use /hive [query] where the bot impersonates the whole discord server as if it was a single person.
- Dockerfile
- Periodic auto importing of messages
- Randomly reply as random user (to questions?)
The markov chain implementation is a modified version of code generated by Phind-CodeLlama 34B