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FURLOW

Declarative Discord Bot Framework

Build powerful Discord bots with YAML. No code required.

commands:
  - name: ping
    description: Check bot latency
    actions:
      - reply:
          content: "Pong! ${client.ws.ping}ms"

Features

• 85 Actions: messages, moderation, voice, channels, and more
• 71 Expression Functions: date, math, string, array manipulation
• 50 Transforms: pipe-based data transformations
• 59 Events across Discord gateway, voice transitions, component interactions, and high-level FURLOW events (automod, scheduler, pipes)
• Scoped State: global, guild, channel, user, and member scopes
• Flows: reusable action sequences with parameters
• External Integrations: HTTP, WebSocket, MQTT, TCP/UDP, webhooks

Quick Start

# Install the CLI
npm install -g @furlow/cli

# Create a bot
furlow init my-bot
cd my-bot

# Add your Discord credentials to .env
echo "DISCORD_TOKEN=your_token_here" > .env
echo "DISCORD_CLIENT_ID=your_client_id_here" >> .env

# Start
furlow start

Example

version: "0.1"

identity:
  name: "My Bot"

presence:
  status: online
  activity:
    type: playing
    text: "with FURLOW"

commands:
  - name: hello
    description: Greet someone
    options:
      - name: user
        type: user
        description: Who to greet
    actions:
      - reply:
          content: "Hello, ${options.user.display_name || options.user.username}!"

  - name: roll
    description: Roll a dice
    options:
      - name: sides
        type: integer
        description: Number of sides
        min_value: 2
        max_value: 100
    actions:
      - reply:
          content: "🎲 You rolled **${random(1, options.sides || 6)}**"

events:
  - event: member_join
    actions:
      - send_message:
          channel: "${env.WELCOME_CHANNEL}"
          content: "Welcome ${member.displayName}!"

CLI Commands

Documentation

Packages

Production deployment

A short checklist for shipping a bot to production. Each item lines up with a runtime guarantee — skipping one usually shows up later as silent data loss, an unscheduled feature, or a publicly forgeable session.

Required environment

Shortened. The full README is on GitHub.