@Ergod make us a wordle that only uses words from our server's inside jokes: BONK, YEET, SUSSY, GRIND, VIBED. give me a playable page
Here's your Inside Joke Wordle!
Add it to your server once and every member gets their own AI assistant. It does not just reply — it builds websites, games and scripts and drops the files straight into the channel.
The build above spent 4.16% of one day's free allowance — 5 tool calls, 32.8 seconds, and the files went into the channel as files, not as a code block to run yourself. The allowance refills every day at midnight UTC. More recorded runs.
Add the bot once. Everyone in the server can use it, and each person has a private workspace — nobody sees anyone else's files. You are not sharing one chat history with forty people.
Ask for a website, a game, a script or a summary. It writes the files, runs the commands, and posts the result back into the channel as real files you can download. That is the difference between an agent and a chatbot.
It runs in the cloud. No server to rent, no Python to set up, no uptime to babysit. Pick your server, approve the permissions, then @-mention it in any channel with something you want done — that first message is what starts it.
You don't need to bring your own key — though you can, on any tier, with /byok. The free tier includes real usage that refills every day at midnight UTC, with 1 GB of workspace.
Preferences, corrections and project decisions carry across sessions. Ask for the same thing next week and you do not start from nothing.
The same agent, reachable three ways — and the same files across all three once you link the accounts in the dashboard. Start something in Discord on your phone, pick it up in the browser dashboard at a desk. Not everyone in a server wants to work in a chat window.
Per-channel allow and block lists, blocked roles, thread mode, mention scrubbing. Set them by slash command or from the dashboard. What admins can configure.
Both, depending on what you mean. Most things sold as a Discord AI bot are chat bots: you say something, they say something back, and that is the whole loop. Useful, and genuinely fun in a server, but the conversation is the product.
Ergod answers to the same request and then keeps going. Ask it for a website and it writes the files, runs the commands, and posts the result into the channel as something you can download. That is the line between a chat bot and an agent: one produces replies, the other produces work. It reads your instructions, uses tools, and remembers what you decided last week.
So if you searched for a Discord AI bot, this is one — it installs the same way, lives in the same channels, and every member of your server can use it. It simply does more once it is there.
Free tier, and you can remove it in two clicks if it is not for you.
Not the admin? Add it to your account — its commands work in every server you’re in.