Build a Discord bot from a description, give it a token, and run it on hosting.
10 guides in this section of the VyroAI wiki.
Overview — What the Discord Bot Studio builds in discord.js or discord.py: slash commands, event handlers, embeds, moderation tools and data kept between runs.
Bot Generator — Describe a Discord bot and get the main file, a file per slash command, event handlers and a README, then run it on VyroAI.vip hosting or your own machine.
Bot Token & Invite — Where the token comes from, how the bot joins your server — and where VyroAI stores it.
TypeScript Bots — VyroAI writes and hosts Discord bots in JavaScript (discord.js) or Python (discord.py). Why a TypeScript bot does not start on hosting, and what to do.
Bot Hosting — Run your Discord bot on VyroAI: plans, the console, your bot's web address, and the resource bars.
All Your Bots — The Bots view on the Projects page: every Discord bot you have, whether it is running, and which plan it is on.
When Hosting Ends — Your bot stops the moment its paid days end, and a bot that stays stopped for a week loses its server: files it saved are gone and it comes back on a new port.
Running It Yourself — Run your Discord bot on your own computer instead of paying for hosting: what to install for JavaScript or Python, the commands, and why it stops.
Commands Not Showing Up — The bot is online but has no slash commands, or ignores everything you type — the two different reasons, and the fix for each.
Bot Will Not Come Online — Your bot code looks fine but the bot stays offline in Discord. Check the hosting, the console, the token, the intents and the invite, in that order.