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zakobot

v0.2.0

Published

Modular LLM bot framework with Discord support and a web management panel

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Maintainers

maoxianmoonmaoxianmoon

Keywords

botdiscordllmaichatbot

Readme

zakobot

ZakoBot CLI for running the bot core and web management panel.

Install

npm install -g zakobot

Or run it without installing:

npx zakobot init
npx zakobot start

If you use pnpm:

pnpm dlx zakobot init
pnpm dlx zakobot start

Quick Start

Initialize the working directory:

zakobot init

Start both the core service and panel:

zakobot start

Open:

When you open the panel for the first time, sign in with the default password:

123456

After logging in, change it from the settings page as soon as possible.

Commands

zakobot init
zakobot start
zakobot core
zakobot panel
  • zakobot init: initialize the ZakoBot working directory
  • zakobot start: start both core and panel
  • zakobot core: start only the bot core process
  • zakobot panel: start only the web panel

Data Directory

By default, ZakoBot stores its data in:

~/.zakobot

The default SQLite database path is:

~/.zakobot/data.db

Environment Variables

Common runtime settings:

ZAKOBOT_HOME=~/.zakobot
CORE_API_PORT=6325
PANEL_PORT=6324
DATABASE_URL=/path/to/zakobot.db
CORE_API_URL=http://127.0.0.1:6325
  • ZAKOBOT_HOME: working directory
  • CORE_API_PORT: core API port
  • PANEL_PORT: panel port
  • DATABASE_URL: SQLite database file path
  • CORE_API_URL: panel-to-core API URL

Notes

  • Current runtime support is focused on Discord.
  • Model access is based on OpenAI-compatible APIs.
  • zakobot init creates ~/.zakobot/.env as a config template reference.

Repository

License

MIT