List of chat bots

Multiple scripters have deployed automated message bots in chat. Most of them are rather gimmicky in nature, executing simple commands from chat users.

Chat bots are a somewhat controversial presence in community as many see them as nothing but a nuisance. There have been calls to either remove these bots, move them to another location outside of Global Chat, or make them respond to commands by privately messaging users, rather than having bot messages be visible to all.

Goatway

Main article: Goatway

Bots by Catha'Vi

Anon intelligence

"Anon Intelligence" (AI) was a LLM-based chatbot created by Catha'Vi in 2024 by fine-tuning a Large Language Model on OWoT Chatlogs.

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Bots by Katiserie

Adelaide

A chatbot made in 2022 for fun. Due to katiserie's lack of scripting knowledge at the time, the bot had limited functionality and plenty of bugs.

The SFW commands are as follows:

ad!kill [person] - "kills" [person] and shows a "funny" message.

ad!rand [n] - returns a random number from 0-6 or 0-[n]

ad!kittydog - returns a random kittydog OC.

ad!rap - returns a string of random words, resembling rap.

The bot also got activated whenever a "furry" word was mentioned (could either be a cat emoticon, a reference to furries or a furry content creator):

"Another fl00f, another catch, vroom vroom" - Adelaide, 2022

This was a double reference to the "Another day, another slay" meme and Vroom Vroom by Charli XCX.

Brisbane

A multi-purpose chat bot created on July 30th, 2025. Initially supposed to be another ecobot, it has since grown into a viable alternative to prophetbot, with logging features made possible due to the fact Brisbane was refactored to work on node.js with a permanent database in late 2025.

Brisbane's currency is H, a reference to /h-coin.

Brisbane currently has a rate limit of 4 messages per 10 seconds per user.

The help command does not give a list of commands as of Feb 17th, 2026, so they will be listed here as follows:

Commands which can be executed by everyone, regardless of admin status:

b!help - Gives information about the how command if executed as b!help how.

b!ver - Gives information about the current version of Brisbane, albeit not updated often

b!bal / b!balance [user] - Shows [user]'s balance or the current user's balance if [user] isn't passed.

b!donate [user] [amount] - Donates [amount]H to [user].

b!cf / b!coinflip [bets] - Flips 1 or more coins. If won, gives user the bet amount, otherwise deducts the bet amount.

b!shop - Shows the items available for purchase in the shop

b!buy - Buys any item available for purchase

b!sell - Sells any item which can be sold

b!use - Uses a consumable. There are currently two consumables which give the same effect: soda (2x boost for 60 seconds) and super_soda (3x boost for 120 seconds).

b!inv / b!inventory [user] - Shows you or a user's inventory, depending on whether [user] has been passed or not.

b!networth - Shows you or a user's net worth in H, depending on whether [user] has been passed or not.

b!work - Gives you a random amount of money from 20-40H. Earnings can be boosted. Currently has a cooldown of 30 seconds.

b!fish* - Gives you a random item which can then be sold for H.

b!baltop* - Shows the users with the highest amount of balance.

b!whois [user] - If [user] is a string or a positive integer, it returns when it has first seen and last seen the user. If [user] is a negative integer, it returns the last message's sender, along with when they were first/last seen if they're a registered user.

b!uptime - Shows the uptime of the bot.

b!bonk - Bonks people. Made people bonker obsolete.

b!how[x] [y] - Can also be formatted as b!how [x] [y] or b!how [x] | [y]

• Returns [ [x] is [0-100]% [y] ], then saves that value to memory if no arguments have been passed. Arguments can change the form of the response. There are also some templates.
• Arguments:
• $unit(unit) - makes the prophecy be measured in unit instead of %
• $range(x,y) - makes the prophecy's range be from x to y instead of 0 to 100
• $precision(x) - changes the fixed point precision of the response. it has a precision of 2 digits by default
• $nosave - doesn't save to memory
• Templates:
• b!howtall [y] - returns the height of [y] in cm ranging from 100-200
• b!howlong [y] - returns the length of [y] in inches ranging from 3-12
• b!howbread [y] - returns the breadth of [y] in breads ranging from 0-69420
• b!howheavy [y] - returns the weight of [y] in kg ranging from 30-600. often on the heavier side since the rng is linear
• b!howold [y] - returns the age of [y] in years ranging from 12-30
• b!howacidic [y] - returns the pH of [y]
• b!howbasic [y] - returns the pOH of [y]

b!is[x] [y] - Returns whether [x] is [y] or not. Does not save to memory.

Admin commands:

b!quit - Quits the bot's process safely, usually for debugging.

b!prefix - Sets the bot's prefix to something else.

b!block - Executes the /block command as the bot.

b!warp - Warps to a different world. Currently broken.

( * - not available in the node.js version)

Sillybot

"silly bot" was a simple Node.JS bot written by fox, operating under the Uvias display name silly_bot.

Silly bot would (invisibly) listen to incoming messages sent in Global chat for as long as the script was active. When a chat participant sent a message matching certain arbritrary regexes, it may reply back with an accompanying message—either privately to the sender, or globally for everyone. For example, if a participant sent a message containing "meow", silly bot may privately reply to the participant "meow", "mrrp", "mrow", or "mew". For each message that matched a given regex, registered users were rewarded with "silly points", an arbitrary point system with no real value.

Silly bot also had a few commands users could invoke, such as !optout to opt out of replies, !leaderboard to view the top 10 users with the largest amount of silly points, or !help to view a list of commands.

Lemuria

Lemuria operates go-owot-log, a chat logging bot.

go-owot-log, written in Go, is the successor to the older owot_ws_log, written in JavaScript and later TypeScript. While it was running on the website, it provided two commands: ch size, which counted the number of messages in its database, and ch lastseen, which reported when the bot last saw a certain user.

When Lemuria bought a virtual private server, it did not have enough RAM to run Clickhouse, the database used by the bot, which later led to Lemuria decommissioning it and developing a new bot from scratch that writes logs to a file in early 2025. In November 2025, Lemuria reimplemented the ch size, ch help, ch uptime, and ch version. Because the new bot does not have a database, ch size instead returns the size of its data directory (which includes old compressed log files).

Prophetbot

A multi-purpose chat bot created by Dupy on July 23rd, 2023.

Read more on Prophetbot's website.

People Bonker

Created by Schjessu in late December 2025.

December 30th, 2025

Bots by prohibit

Prohibit's ecobot

An economy bot with the prefix (--) which inspired Brisbane. A list of commands can be found at https://pastebin.com/C0nCnACH.

<tbd commands, more in-depth explanation>

Markov

Created by Prohibit in late December 2025. A bot that mimics other chat messages using a Markov Chain.

OWoTGPT

Created by gimmickCellar in late January 2026. Uses a fine-tuned version of GPT-2, trained on OWOT chatlogs. It is triggered using "owotgpt gen", and can imitate other users. The model itself is open weights, and can be downloaded here.

Spam bots

Starianna

In early 2024, Starianna spammed chat using a counting bot.