wtf is omnix-discord-bot?

Omnix Discord Bot is a dashboard and bot combined into one project, letting you set up custom Discord commands that are powered by Omnix, a local AI compute engine running on your own machine. Instead of writing bot code by hand, you use a visual workspace to create, test, and save commands such as a chat command, an image generation command, or a text to speech command, and the bot runs them whenever someone types them in your Discord server. The dashboard shows a live event stream, so you can watch incoming messages, which commands are firing, and which connections are active, all updating in real time over a WebSocket connection. It can run as a normal website in your browser, or as a standalone desktop app built with Electron, including support for minimizing to the system tray and hardware accelerated graphics. Under the hood, the frontend is built with React and Tailwind CSS, the backend runs on Express with Vite serving the web app, and the Discord side uses Discord's own voice and audio libraries so the bot can handle both text and voice interactions. The desktop version is packaged using Electron Builder into installers for Windows, Mac, or Linux. Getting started involves installing Node.js version 18 or newer, cloning the repository, running an install command, and creating a small configuration file with an API key and port settings. Setting up the actual Discord bot requires creating an application in Discord's developer portal, generating a bot token, turning on a few permission intents including the one that lets the bot read message content, and inviting the bot to your server using a generated link. The project is released under the MIT license, so it can be freely used, modified, and shared, including for commercial purposes, as long as the license notice is kept.