List of available bots#

If you want to write your own bot or webhook, please see the Bots and Webhooks developer documentation. Afterwards send a pull request against the docs/bot-list.md to add your bot to the list, using the following template:

### Name of the bot

Useful, but short description, best to keep it to 1-3 lines of text.

![Screenshot can be put into docs/botscreenshots/bot-name.png, max. width 700px, max. height 480px](botscreenshots/bot-name.png)

* License: Identifier of the license (See https://spdx.org/licenses/)
* [Link to source code](https://github.com/nextcloud/call_summary_bot)
* [Link to installation documentation](https://github.com/nextcloud/call_summary_bot#readme)

Here you can find a brief overview of known bots that allows administration to easily discover your bot and install it on their Nextcloud server.

Samples#

Call summary (Nextcloud app sample)#

The call summary bot posts an overview message after the call listing all participants and outlining tasks.

• License: AGPL-3.0-or-later
• Link to source code
• Link to installation documentation

Currency convertor (Nextcloud AppEcosystem sample)#

Example of how easily bot can be implemented in Python.

• License: MIT
• Link to source code
• Link to installation documentation

Welcome bot (Golang sample)#

A Golang sample bot that responds to "Good morning" and "Hello" and welcomes new attendees in the room.

• License: GPL-3.0-or-later
• Link to source code
• Link to installation documentation

Bots#

Stable Diffusion#

Uses SDXL-Turbo for fast image generation. Usage example: @image cinematic portrait of fluffy cat with black eyes

• License: MIT
• Link to source code
• Link to installation documentation