Voice
A song in the channel you are already in.
A title is searched on YouTube and played in voice. Several links or a playlist become a queue. If the channel empties, she leaves on her own.
Iris
She answers like a regular, sings in voice, and keeps the room company at 2 a.m.
Music, YouTube live alerts, welcome banners, lookups, and a short reply in whatever language the channel is typing. One bot, as many servers as you like.
Onlinein 2 servers
- Status
- Online
- Servers
- 2
- Prefix
- !iris
- Voice
- 48 kHz
What it actually sounds like.
Iris matches the room: casual stays casual, formal stays formal. Small talk gets one or two sentences, not a paragraph with a heading.
lea
play something slow
Iris
On it. Nothing loud before midnight.
kae
you were singing earlier, right?
Iris
Mm. You heard that?
lea
stay a bit longer
Iris
I'm not going anywhere.
What she does in a server.
Everything below is a plain command, a button on a card, or a switch on the dashboard.
Playback card
Pause, skip, loop, volume.
The card holds the controls. Volume moves in 10% steps from 0% to 200%, and each server keeps its own number.
Live alerts
Up to 50 YouTube channels per server.
When a watched channel goes live, a card and the link land in the text channel that server picked. Each server keeps its own list.
Welcome and boosts
A banner with their name on it.
New members and boosters get a drawn banner in that server's colour, with the server's own message underneath.
Lookups
Lyrics, weather, wiki, and more.
Lyrics, weather, a Wikipedia summary, a definition, a daily rate, anime, trivia, headlines, and Hacker News. No key needed.
AI chat
Tag her, or reply to her.
A manager picks a provider, a model, and a key. She answers short, in the language of the message, with a personality the server writes.
Your prefix
Plain text, no slash commands.
The default is !iris and a manager can change it. A prefix that ends in a symbol may sit against the command.
The dashboard
Everything above, in one place.
Prefix, music and lyrics channels, watches, banners, AI and search keys, and which commands are on for that server.
What she runs on.
The bot talks to Discord, the player reads YouTube, and this site holds the dashboard.
Discord
- discord.jsGateway, messages, buttons
- @discordjs/voiceThe voice connection
- opusscriptOpus for the song you hear
- @napi-rs/canvasWelcome and boost banners
YouTube
- yt-dlpA video, playlist, or channel
- ffmpegAudio on the player box
Site
- Next.jsThese pages and the dashboard
- React + TypeScriptThe interface
Data
- PostgreSQLPrefix, alerts, banners
- RedisCache, sessions, heartbeat
- DrizzleQueries for the bot and site
Lookups
- LRCLIB · Open-MeteoLyrics and weather
- Wikipedia · DictionaryA page, a definition
- AniList · TriviaAnime, one question
- Bing News · HNHeadlines, the front page
Bring her into your server.
She joins a channel you are already in, learns your prefix, and waits for someone to ask.