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Browse bots whose owners chose to share them. Every server count comes from a recent first-party bot heartbeat.

How the public bot directory works

This directory lists only bots whose owners chose to make them public. A bot can be removed from the directory when its owner changes that choice, so it is not a complete catalogue of every bot hosted on the platform.

Names, enabled modules, and server counts are supplied by the public directory service after a bot reports a recent first-party heartbeat. A missing count is shown as unavailable; the directory does not estimate or invent an audience size.

Use a listing to understand the kind of setup its owner shared, not as a promise that the bot fits your server. Review permissions, configuration, and module limits in a test server before relying on a new workflow.

Want to build your own? Explore the available Discord bot modules or follow our setup guides to start with a feature that fits your community.