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Llamabot
Run submissions, review, and publishing from Discord.
One workflow for moderators, reviewers, and contributors.
TypeScriptDiscord.jsGitHub publish
Discord → Review → GitHub
At a glance
Automation
Uses LLMs to reduce manual formatting work
GitHub sync
Publishes machine-readable files for websites and mods
Built-in anti-spam
Say goodbye to scam bots
Submitting Designs with Llamabot
From initial submission to published archive entry, Llamabot streamlines each step of the submissions process.
Checklist
Step 1
Initial submission
A user creates a forum post in a submissions channel. They can use whatever format they like.
What it automates
- Discord forums/threads for submissions, review, and curation
- Mirroring approved content to a GitHub repository
- Publishing an archive website from the mirrored content
Optimization and analysis
- Automatic image optimization
- World download file size reduction
- Attachment analysis (for example, schematics) for metadata
Curator helpers
- Built-in LLM assistant for formatting
- Auto-linked dictionary for community terminology
- Chatbot for common questions
Antispam and moderation
- Powerful spam detection and filtering
- Rate limiting and anti-nuke protections
- Automated role assignment for rewarding contributors and helpers
So much more
A lot of work has gone into making Llamabot practically useful. Different subsystems integrate smoothly to provide a cohesive experience for curators, contributors, helpers, and users alike. Using it, you'll find your archive community running more smoothly than ever.
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