yelwinoo-steve/jarvis-discord-bot

JARVIS is a personal AI assistant that lives inside Discord. You add it to your Discord server, and then you can chat with it like you would with any other member, just mention it by name and ask it a question or give it a prompt. Behind the scenes, the bot has two parts. The Discord-facing side is written in Dart, which is a programming language originally designed for building apps quickly. When you send the bot a message, it passes your text along to a separate backend service. That backend is built with Express (a JavaScript web framework) and powered by Meta's LLaMA 2 70B language model, which is a large AI model that generates human-like responses. The backend is hosted on Vercel, a platform for running web services. The Dart bot and the backend work together so that when you mention the bot in Discord, it gets back an AI-generated reply and posts it in the channel. This would appeal to someone running a Discord community who wants to add an AI assistant without building one from scratch. For example, if you manage a gaming server or a study group, members could ask the bot quick questions, get explanations, or just have a conversational AI available right in the chat. The README doesn't go into detail on more advanced features like memory across conversations or customization of the AI's personality, so it seems fairly straightforward in scope. One thing worth noting is that the project is clearly a personal, early-stage effort. The author mentions the bot currently runs on a local machine, meaning it is only online when the author's computer is running it. They note plans to host it in the cloud eventually. So if you want to use it yourself, the most reliable path is to follow the manual installation guide and run your own instance with your own Discord bot credentials.