Notes from the team, new features and fixes. Built with you, throughout the beta.
What we're hearing from you
Games, seasonal events, everyday server tools — you're already putting Bot Maker to work. Thank you for building with us, and for telling us where it gets in your way.
More room to build
We've heard you: reaching your monthly AI allowance halfway through a project, or before you can fix a bug, is frustrating. We're looking at ways to let you keep building.
Each request to create or change a module uses paid AI resources. We're improving efficiency and exploring the right mix of models and usage options to keep Bot Maker useful, accessible and sustainable.
Blocked by your allowance?
During the beta, we can consider temporary allowance increases for active testers who share detailed feedback or reproducible bug reports. These are reviewed case by case, are time-limited, and aren't guaranteed. Tell us what you're building and where you're blocked in Bot Maker Feedback.
A few things we're exploring
These ideas come from your feedback. They're directions we're considering, with no promised scope or release dates. Priorities may change as we learn more.
More flexible AI usage
Options for builders who reach their monthly allowance.
Sharing your creations
Explore ways for others to view, try and remix modules you choose to share.
Richer Discord messages
Components V2 for more flexible message layouts.
Small edits without AI
Simpler ways to change a reply or tweak a detail.
Better-organized settings
Sections and more useful fields for bigger modules.
Room for more modules
Revisiting limits for people building across several servers.
Your feedback is already making a difference
The daily AI limit is gone, you can see your monthly usage, and we've improved how demos stay in sync with your changes. The changelog has the details of what's available now.
2026-10-15
Your modules' coins can follow Economy boosts
Modules can now apply the Economy boosts you set in the dashboard: coins earned like with /work or /daily, game wins and lost bets. The library's games and rewards (blackjack, slots, jobs, crates and more) already do; ask the AI to do the same in your own modules. Transfers, shops and refunds stay unboosted.
Uploaded pictures keep their quality
Banners and other pictures you upload now keep their resolution up to 2560 pixels instead of being shrunk to 512, and a very large picture is shrunk only as much as it takes to be posted.
Drafts and paused modules no longer count toward your limits
A module the AI never got to build no longer takes one of your 10 modules; it stays in My modules until you delete it or carry on with it. A module paused on a server no longer takes one of that server's 10 slots, so you can add another; resuming it needs a free slot.
2026-10-11
Long requests end with an answer
On big requests, the AI reads your code in fewer steps and always finishes with an answer saying what it did, instead of stopping in the middle of an edit. If it has to pause, it tells you your draft is kept.
Library modules keep working when a member leaves
Voice XP, lotteries, giveaways, Member of the Week and other library modules no longer stop working when a member they were tracking leaves your server, and economy modules pay large amounts in parts instead of losing coins. Added one from the library before today? Ask the AI to make it handle members who leave.
Demos for games of chance
Demos are now played before they are kept, so dice, guessing games and other modules that draw at random get a demo that shows what really happens, without the AI changing your code to make it predictable.
Command restrictions follow renamed commands
If a new version renames a command you had limited to certain roles or channels, the Deploy dialog now asks which command those restrictions should move to, instead of leaving the renamed command open to everyone. The AI also keeps your command names unless you ask it to change them.
The AI tests your module like it will really run
When it tests your module, the AI can now use the right channel, a reaction emoji, pictures, roles being given or removed, and messages from other bots. Modules that only react in one channel or to one role get tested the way they'll actually work on your server.
2026-10-10
Richer messages with Discord's new layouts
Your modules can now post messages built from Discord's Components V2: text sections with a thumbnail or a button beside them, separators, image galleries and colored containers. Ask the AI for a panel, a profile card or a shop, and it lays it out for you.
Forms that ask for more than text
Forms can now include dropdowns, member, role and channel pickers, radio buttons, checkboxes and file uploads. A form can open from a command, a button or a menu, prefilled with earlier answers, so members can edit an application instead of starting over.
Voice channel and forum settings
A setting that asks for a voice channel now lists your voice channels, and one that asks for a forum lists your forums, so voice-time trackers and forum modules can finally be set up. Channel settings that don't ask for a specific kind now offer your voice channels too, alongside text channels and forum posts.
Role panels keep working on busy servers
Members picking or removing their own roles no longer count toward a module's safety limits, so self-role panels and reaction roles don't pause during a rush.