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Staz's Bot Dashboard

The website behind the bot: a landing page to add it, Discord login, and a dashboard where you control the bot on each of your servers.

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The story

Staz's Bot needed a home. This is it: the page people land on to understand what the bot does and add it to their server in one click, and the place server owners come back to when they want to change how it behaves.

You sign in with Discord, and the site reads the list of servers you actually manage. Pick one and you get a dashboard for that specific server, where you set the things a bot config usually hides inside chat commands: the welcome message, which channel the logs go to, the AutoMod rules, and so on.

The part that ties it together is that the site and the bot share one database. A setting you change on the dashboard is the same setting the bot reads a second later in Discord, so there is no syncing step and no waiting. The site also runs its own blog that publishes a new Discord guide on its own every day.

What I built

  • Landing page that explains the bot and adds it in one click
  • Discord OAuth login that pulls the servers you manage
  • Per-server dashboard for welcomes, logging, AutoMod and moderation settings
  • One shared PostgreSQL database with the bot, so dashboard changes apply live
  • A markdown blog with a daily auto-publish pipeline

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