Astrobot

A fully featured Astrology software for Discord! Astrobot can create a variety of astrological charts and supports a vast array of possibilities. Its features include:

Planets, Stars, Asteroids, Arabic Parts, Comets, Artificial Sattelites, and more
Tropical, Sidereal and Draconic zodiacs
Geocentric, Topocentric and Heliocentric
20+ House Systems and 40+ Ayanamsas
Biwheels and composites
Returns, Personas, Progressions and more
Chart management and unlimited saved charts
Custom themes and custom orb sets
Extremely customizable

Add Astrobot to your Discord server! -> Invite Astrobot
If you need any help join our support server -> Join Astro Dev

⚠️ Astrobot is currently transitioning to slash commands therefore some parts of this guide are not up to date. Old prefix commands are not available anymore, and while definitive slash commands are not yet available, you can continue using legacy commands by using /command instead of the dot prefix, for example "/command newchart" instead of ".newchart".

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Index

Prefix
Help
Charting Commands
Utility Commands
- Findobject
- Objectinfo
- About
- Settings
- Prefix
Additional Information
- Planets
- Houses
- Zodiacs
- Aspects
Donations and Premium Features
About Astrobot

Getting Started

Astrobot can be quite complex to use at first, but once you get the hang of it its quite easy!

Astrobot's default prefix is . and it also works in DMs. You can customize Astrobot's prefix in your server with the prefix command explained below.

Also, if edit your commands Astrobot will edit its response accordingly, and if you delete your command, Astrobot will also delete its response. how cool is that? :3

So lets get started with Astrobot's basic commands:

Prefix

Use this command to view and/or change Astrobot's prefix in your server. Only server owners can change the prefix.

Examples:

.prefix - shows the current prefix
.prefix !! - changes the prefix to !!
!!help - use the new prefix

If you ever forget your prefix, you can also use @astrobot as a prefix:

@astrobot prefix - shows the current prefix
@astrobot prefix !! - changes the current prefix to !!
!!help - use the new prefix

Kicking Astrobot from your server also resets its prefix.

Help

The help command opens an interactive menu that includes almost everything on this page in an acessible way. It divides the content in sections and pages that can be navigated by clicking on the buttons that show up at the bottom.

Examples:

.help - shows the interactive help menu and displays available options
click on the "Charting Commands" button - enters the "Charting Commands" section
click on the "Newchart" button - enters the "Newchart" section
click on the "Back" button - goes back to the "Charting Commands" section
click on the "Openchart" button - enters the "Openchart" section
click on the "Back" button - goes back to the "Charting Commands" section
click on the "Back" button again - goes back to main menu

And so on... (easier to see it than to explain it here)

The interactive menu should always work regardless of how old it gets so you can safely open a permanent help menu in a read-only channel and send your users there so they dont need to use it again and again in other channels.

Multiple people can use the same help menu at the same time.

Charting Commands

These commands are used to create and manage charts, and are the core feature of Astrobot.

Newchart

This command lets you create a variety of astrological charts and supports an extensive amount of customization options including biwheels, solar returns, progressions, composites and more!

Single Charts

For starting, lets create a transit chart for a given date:

.newchart 20/10/1995

The above command will generate a chart for October 20th 1995 at noon UTC. By default it expects a DD/MM/YYYY date but you can change it to MM/DD/YYYY by using the dateformat option explained in the Settings section.

Now if you want to give it a specific time of the day:

.newchart 20/10/1995, 15:30 or .newchart 20/10/1995, 3:30pm

This will generate a chart for October 20th 1995 at 3:30pm UTC. Both 12h and 24h time formats are supported. In both cases no houses will be shown because the chart lacks a location, so lets give it one:

.newchart 20/10/1995, madrid spain
.newchart 20/10/1995, 15:30, madrid spain

Now we have a chart for noon and another for 3:30pm both in the madrid timezone, and since we defined a location this time, these charts will also display Houses!

Thats it for the basics of chart making and dont forget the commas between date, time and location (they are important). Now lets check some more advanced features below.

Biwheels

Now lets say we want to create a biwheel, all you have to do is add a + sign at the end of the command (with spaces around it), and then add a new set of data the same way as before:

.newchart 20/10/1995, 15:30, rome italy + 15/5/1992, 6:45am, london uk

Now we have a biwheel displaying both charts!

Now

Besides the above Date, Time and Location method, you can also use the keyword now to create a chart for the current date and time. For example:

.newchart now
.newchart now, new york
.newchart 20/10/1995, 15:30, new york + now, new york

This makes it easy to check the current transits, both in a single chart and in a biwheel with another chart. The now keyword can also be extended by adding or removing a number of days from it:

.newchart now+1 - tomorrow
.newchart now-1 - yesterday
.newchart now+0.5 - 12 hours from now

Note that there should be no spaces around the plus/minus signs in this case.

Saved Charts

Astrobot's chart saving system lets you save charts under a name of your choice, as explained in the Savechart section. Once you have a saved chart, you can easily pull it up by name, for example:

.newchart jack
.newchart john doe
.newchart john doe + now
.newchart john doe + jack

You can also load other people's charts, as long as they are public.

Chart Options

Additionally, there are multiple chart options that can be added to the command using the --option=value format. All of these options (with a few obvious exceptions) can be used together in any combination.

--add & --remove

These two options let you add and/or remove planets and objects from a chart. When used on biwheels, this option affects each chart independently. Additionally, the --remove option includes an ALL keyword to remove all planets. For example:

.newchart now --add=A1,A2 --remove=A2060 - remove Chiron and add Ceres and Pallas
.newchart jack --add=A1 + now --add=A1 - add Ceres to both charts
.newchart now --remove=ALL --add=P0,P1 - remove everything exept Sun and Moon

Because of the amount of planets and objects that Astrobot supports, it uses an ID system to identify them. To find out which planets and objects are available and how to find them and their respective IDs, check out the Planets section.

--zodiac

This option lets you specify which zodiac or ayanamsa should be used (tropical by default). When used on biwheels, this option affects each chart independently. For example:

.newchart now --zodiac=D1 - use the draconic (true node) zodiac
.newchart jack --zodiac=S1 + now --zodiac=S1 - use the fagan/bradley sidereal zodiac in both charts

Check the available zodiacs and ayanamsas in the Zodiacs section.

--houses

This option lets you specify which house system should be used (placidus by default). When used on biwheels, this option affects each chart independently. For example:

.newchart now --houses=13 - use the koch house system
.newchart jack --houses=24 + now --houses=24 - use the whole signs house system for both charts

Check the available house systems in the Houses section.

--timezone

This option lets you manually specify a timezone, which overrides any automatic timezone if applicable. A timezone can be specified by a TZData identifier or by a number of offset minutes. When used on biwheels, this option affects each chart independently. For example:

.newchart 5/5/2015, 16:00 --timezone=America/New_York - use the america/new_york timezone identifier
.newchart 5/5/2015, 16:00 --timezone=+50 + 7/7/2016, 16:00 --timezone=-50 - use UTC+00:50 on the first chart and UTC-00:50 on the second chart

--return

This option lets you create a solar return chart by specifying a year and optionally a location. When used on biwheels, this option affects each chart independently. For example:

.newchart john --return=2021 - john's solar return for 2021 in his birth place
.newchart john --return=2021, london uk - john's solar return for 2021 in london
.newchart john --return=2021, london uk + jack --return=2021, madrid spain - biwheel john's solar return for 2021 in london and jack's solar return for 2021 in madrid

--return2

This option lets you create a return chart for any planet, by specifying a planet ID, a search direction and a date-time-location separated by commas. Available search directions are current, next and closest. When used on biwheels, this option affects each chart independently. For example:

.newchart john --return2=P1, next, now - john's next lunar return starting from the current date and time
.newchart jack --return2=P2, closest, 5/5/2025, lisbon portugal - jack's mercury return closest to 5/5/2025 in lisbon portugal
.newchart john --return2=P5, current, now + jack --return2=P5, current, now - biwheel john's most recent jupiter return with jacks most recent jupiter return

--progression

This option lets you create a progressed chart using the secondary progression method. When used on biwheels, this option affects each chart independently. For example:

.newchart john --progression=1/1/2025 - john's secondary progressed chart for 1/1/2025
.newchart john + john --progression=now - john's birth chart in a biwheel with his current secondary progressed chart

--persona

This option lets you create a "persona" chart for a specific planet. When used on biwheels, this option affects each chart independently. For example:

.newchart john --persona=P5 - john's jupiter persona chart
.newchart john --persona=P5 + john --persona=P6 - john's jupiter persona chart biwheeled with john's saturn persona chart

--design

This option lets you create a "design" chart as seen in the Human Design System. When used on biwheels, this option affects each chart independently. For example:

.newchart john --design - john's design chart
.newchart john + john --design - john's birth chart in a biwheel which his design chart

--coordinates

This option lets you set the chart's coordinate system between Geocentric, Topocentric and Heliocentric. When used on biwheels, this option affects each chart independently. For example:

.newchart john --coordinates=heliocentric - john's heliocentric chart
.newchart john --coordinates=geocentric + john --coordinates=topocentric - biwheel john's chart in geocentric and topocentric coordinates

--size

This option lets you change the resolution of the resulting chart image as well as the scale of the fonts and gyphs on the chart. For example:

.newchart now --size=2000 - set the chart resolution to 2000x2000 pixels
.newchart jack + now --size=1500,120 - set the chart resolution to 1500x1500 pixels and the font scaling to 120%

--theme

This option lets you change the chart's color theme. There are three built-in themes: classic, elements and rainbow. For example:

.newchart now --theme=classic - use the classic theme for this chart

Additionally, custom themes can be created as a premium feature, check the Premium section.

--orbs

This option lets you change the chart's orb values. There are three built-in orbs: astrobot, astro.com and strict. For example:

.newchart now --orbs=strict

Additionally, custom orbs can be created as a premium feature, check the Premium section

--aspects

This option lets you define which aspects should be enabled in the chart. For example:

.newchart now --aspects=trine,sextile,square - show only trines, sextiles and squares

A full list of supported aspects can be found in the Aspects section.

--disable & --enable

These options let you disable or re-enable a planet's aspect points. Additionally, they include an ALL keyword for selecting all planets. For example:

.newchart now --disable=P0,P1,P2 - disable aspects for sun, moon and mercury
.newchart jack + now --enable=A1 - re-enable aspects to Ceres if disabled
.newchart john --disable=ALL --enable=P0,P1 - disable aspects for all planets except Sun and Moon

--composite

This option lets you turn a biwheel into a composite chart using the midpoint composite method. For example:

.newchart jack + john --composite - create a midpoint composite between jack and john

--preset

This option lets you load a set of options from a preset. There are two built-in presets: default and original. When using biwheels, this option can be set separately for both charts. For example:

.newchart jack --preset=default - show this chart using the default settings
.newchart jack --preset=original - show this chart in its original state, using the same settings it was saved with
.newchart jack --preset=myPreset - show this chart using a custom preset
.newchart jill --preset=myPreset + jack --preset=original - show jill's chart with a custom preset in a biwheel with jack's chart in its original state

Check out the Presets section to learn how to create and manage your custom presets.

--chartinfo

This option lets you view more details about the chart or charts. When viewing other people's charts, any personal information will be redacted. For example

.newchart john --chartinfo - view more information about john's chart

Openchart

This command loads a saved chart in its original state, exactly as it was when it was saved. It is essentially a shortcut for --preset=original, it can only open saved charts and doesnt support additional options. For example:

.openchart daniel - show daniel's chart in its original state

Savechart

This command lets you save the last chart you created under a name of your choice. All names are case sensitive and must not include commas, double dashes nor slashes. Mentions will be converted to Discord IDs For example:

.savechart jack - save the last chart you created under the name jack

Savechart Options

A chart can be saved as public or private (all charts are public by default). Private charts can also be shared with specific people using the options below:

Save this chart as a private chart. Private charts can only be opened by their owners and the people the chart was shared with. For example:

.savechart jack --private - save this chart as private
.savechart jack --private --share=@john - save this chart as private and share it with a specific person

--replace

If you already have a saved chart with a given name and you want to replace it with a new one, you can use this option to overwrite it:

.savechart jack --replace - replace a previously saved chart with a new one

Editchart

This command lets you view information about one of your saved charts as well as change its name and privacy settings. For example:

.editchart john - view more information about john's chart

--rename

Change the name of your saved chart:

.editchart john --rename=valentine - change your chart's name to valentine

--private

Toggles your chart's privacy setting. Becomes private if its public or becomes public if its private.

.editchart valentine --private - toggle this chart's privacy setting

If this chart is private, change who can use it:

.editchart jack --share=@valentine - share this chart with another person or unshare it if its already shared with this person
.editchart jack --share=none - unshare this chart with everyone

Deletechart

This command lets you permanently delete a chart. You can only delete charts you own. For example:

.deletechart jack - permanently delete the chart jack

Findchart

This command lets you find a saved chart by name, including charts made by other people. If you find too many results, try searching for a more specific name. For example:

.findchart john - show all charts containing john in their names

Mycharts

This command lets you see all charts you have saved with your current discord account. For example:

.mycharts - show all the charts you own

Utility Commands

The following utility commands provide assistance with many things for example finding object IDs by name, changing personal settings and more.

Findobject

This command lets you search for objects by name and discover their IDs. If you cant find the object you're looking for, try a more specific search term as well as any alternative names it may have. For example:

.findobject eris - show all planets, stars and objects whose names contain eris

--type

Limit the search results to specific types. For example:

.findobject eris --type=A - show only asteroids whose name contains eris

More information about types can be found in the Planets section.

Objectinfo

This command shows you information about a specific object ID, its names, type and a preview of how it appears in a chart. For example:

.objectinfo P5 - show information about object P5 (jupiter)

More information about common object IDs can be found in the Planets section

About

This command lets you obtain information about certain topics and components used by Astrobot such as glyphs, orbs, aspects and more.

.about - list components that offer additional information

About Glyphs

This option creates an image showing a preview and a description of every glyph and symbol that Astrobot uses including planets, asteroids and more:

.about glyphs - display all planetary symbols and glyphs that Astrobot uses

About Aspects

This option creates an image showing a preview and the distance degrees of every aspect supported by Astrobot:

.about aspects - display all aspects that Astrobot uses

About orbs

This option displays a list of available orb sets, as well as details about a specific orbs set:

.about orbs - display a list of available orb sets
.about orbs astro.com - describe the orb values of the astro.com orbs set

About Houses

This option displays a list of available house systems in Astrobot:

.about houses - display a list of available house systems

Alternatively you can check the list of house systems in the Houses section.

About Zodiacs

This option displays a list of available zodiacs and ayanamsas in Astrobot:

.about zodiacs - display a list of available zodiacs

Alternatively you can check the list of zodiacs and ayanamsas in the Zodiacs section.

About Planets

This option diplays a list of commonly used planets and their IDs:

.about planets - display a list of common planets

Alternatively you can check the list of planets in the Planets section.

Settings

This command lets you configure your preferred default settings for all your charts. These settings are applied to all charts created using the .newchart command, including saved charts, unless overriden by chart options or presets. Settings are divided into sections for easier management.

Settings Sections

The following sections are available to display your current settings. Each section also displays instructions for how to edit/configure it.

.settings planets - display your currently enabled planets as well as their aspect points
.settings aspects - display your currently enabled aspects as well as available aspects to chose from
.settings houses - display your preferred house system as well as available house systems to chose from
.settings zodiac - display your preferred zodiac as well as available zodiacs to chose from
.settings themes - display your current chart theme as well as available themes to chose from
.settings orbs - display your current orbs set as well as available sets to chose from
.settings dateformat - display your current preferred date format (DD/MM/YYYY or MM/DD/YYYY)
.settings coordinates - display your current preferred coordinate system
.settings presets - display your saved presets

Settings Options

The following options are available to change your personal settings.

--addplanets & --removeplanets

Add and remove planets from your settings. For example:

.settings --addplanets=A1,A2,A3 - add Ceres, Pallas and Juno to your settings
.settings --removeplanets=P7,P8,P9 - remove Uranus, Neptune and Pluto from your settings

--enableplanets & --disableplanets

Disable and re-enable aspects points for your selected planets. All planets have their aspect points enabled by default. For example:

.settings --disableplanets=A1,A2,A3 - disable aspect points to Ceres, Pallas and Juno
.settings --enableplanets=A1,A2,A3 - re-enable previously disabled aspect points

--enableaspects & --disableaspects

Enable and disable your preferred aspects. For example:

.settings --enableaspects=conjunction,quincunx - enable conjunctions and quincunxes
.settings --disableaspects=sextile,opposition - disable sextiles and oppositions

--houses

Set your preferred house system. For example:

.settings --houses=24 - set Whole Signs as your default house system

--zodiac

Set your preferred zodiac. For example:

.settings --zodiac=S2 - set Lahiri as your default zodiac

--theme

Set your preferred chart theme. For example:

.settings --theme=rainbow - set rainbow as your default theme

--orbs

Set your preferred orbs set

.settings --orbs=strict - set your default orbs to strict

--switchdateformat

Switch your preferred date format between DD/MM/YYYY and MM/DD/YYYY. For example:

.settings --switchdateformat - switch to another date format

--coordinates

Set your preferred coordinates system. For example:

.settings --coordinates=HELIOCENTRIC - set Heliocentric as your default coordinates system

--savepreset & --loadpreset & --deletepreset

Manage your saved presets. Additionally a built-in default preset is available to reset all settings back to default. For example:

.settings --savepreset=custom1 - save all your current settings as a preset named custom1
.settings --loadpreset=custom1 - replace all your current settings with those contained in the custom1 preset
.settings --deletepreset=custom1 - delete the custom1 preset
.settings --loadpreset=default - reset all settings back to default

Prefix

See Prefix

Additional Information

More information about Astrobot, including how its planet ID system works, all available house systems, zodiacs, aspects and more.

Planets

Astrobot uses an ID system due to the sheer amount of planets and objects it supports.

Object Types

Each planet and object has a unique ID starting with an object type represented by a letter:

Object Type	Descripton
P	Planets and special objects
A	Asteroids
S	Stars
H	Hypothetical Planets
C	Comets
L	Arabic parts/lots
T	Artificial Satellites

Asteroids and Artificial Satellites use the same numbering system they are commonly known to use (MPC Designation for Asteroids, SATCAT number for Satellites). Other object types do not follow any known numbering system and are instead organized either alphabetically, by importance, on a "first comes" basis or by any combination of those.

Common Objects

Some of the most common objects IDs are listed below. This list can also be found using the .about planets command.

ID	Object
P0	Sun
P1	Moon
P2	Mercury
P3	Venus
P4	Mars
P5	Jupiter
P6	Saturn
P7	Uranus
P8	Neptune
P9	Pluto
P10	Mean Ascending (North) Node
P11	True Ascending (North) Node
P23	Mean Descending (South) Node
P24	True Descending (South) Node
P14	Earth
P12	Mean Lilith
P13	True Lilith
P21	Natural Lilith
A1	Ceres
A2	Pallas
A3	Juno
A4	Vesta
A2060	Chiron
C1	Comet Halley
H1	Cupido
H2	Hades
H3	Kronos
H4	Apollon
H5	Admetos
H6	Vulkanus
H7	Poseidon
L118	Part of Fortune
L119	Part of Spirit
S3071	Aldebaran
S1351	Regulus
S3099	Sirius
S1224	Vega
S2665	Spica

To find the ID of a specific object, check out the Findobject command.

Houses

Astrobot supports many different House Systems listed below. The list can also be found using the .about houses command.

ID	House System
1	Alcabitius
2	APC
3	Axial Rotation / Meridian / Zariel
4	Azimuthal / Horizontal
5	Campanus
6	Carter / Poli-Equatorial
7	Equal (1st House = Ascendant)
8	Equal (10th House = Midheaven)
9	Equal (1st House = 0° Aries)
10	Gauquelin Sectors
11	Sunshine / Makransky (Treindl)
12	Sunshine / Makransky (Makransky)
13	Koch
14	Krusinski / Pisa / Goelzer
15	Morinus
16	Placidus
17	Polich / Page / Topocentric
18	Porphyry
19	Pullen SD / Neo-Porphyry
20	Pullen SR
21	Regiomontanus
22	Sripati
23	Vehlow Equal
24	Whole Sign
none	none (disable houses)

Zodiacs

Astrobot suports many types of zodiacs, including Tropical, Sidereal and Draconic. Sidereal zodiacs also have many different calculation methods or "Ayanamsas" to chose from. The list below can also be found using the .about zodiacs command.

ID	Zodiac / Ayanamsa
T	Tropical
D1	Draconic (True Node)
D2	Draconic (Mean Node)
S1	Fagan / Bradley
S2	Lahiri
S3	De Luce
S4	Raman
S5	Usha / Shashi
S6	Krishnamurti
S7	Djwhal Khul
S8	Yukteshwar
S9	J.N. Bhasin
S10	Babylonian / Kugler 1
S11	Babylonian / Kugler 2
S12	Babylonian / Kugler 3
S13	Babylonian / Huber
S14	Babylonian / Eta Piscium
S15	Babylonian / Aldebaran at 15° Taurus
S16	Hipparchos
S17	Sassanian
S18	Galactic Center at 0° Sagittarius
S19	J2000
S20	J1900
S21	B1950
S22	Suryasiddhanta
S23	Suryasiddhanta (mean Sun)
S24	Aryabhata
S25	Aryabhata (mean Sun)
S26	SS Revati
S27	SS Citra
S28	True Citra
S29	True Revati
S30	True Pushya (PVR Narasimha Rao)
S31	Galactic Center (Gil Brand)
S32	Galactic Equator (IAU1958)
S33	Galactic Equator
S34	Galactic Equator mid-Mula
S35	Skydram (Mardyks)
S36	True Mula (Chandra Hari)
S37	Dhruva / Galactic Center / Mula (Wilhelm)
S38	Aryabhata 522
S39	Babylonian / Britton
S40	Vedic / Sheoran
S41	Cochrane / Galactic Center at 0° Capricorn
S42	Galactic Equator (Fiorenza)
S43	Vettius Valens
S44	Sheratan at 2°15' Aries
S45	Vasilis Kanatas

Aspects

Astrobot supports many different aspects to chose from. The list below can also be found using the .about aspects command, which also include a preview of its glyphs and how they look in a chart.

Aspect	Distance (degrees)
conjunction	0
opposition	180
trine	120
square	90
quintile	72
bi-quintile	144
sextile	60
septile	~51.42
bi-septile	~102.85
tri-septile	~154.28
semi-square	45
sesqui-square	135
novile	40
bi-novile	80
quadri-novile	160
decile	36
tri-decile	108
undecile	~32.72
bi-undecile	~65.45
tri-undecile	~98.18
quadri-undecile	~130.90
quinque-undecile	~163.63
semi-sextile	30
quincunx	150
tredecile	~27.69
bi-tredecile	~55.38
tri-tredecile	~83.07
quadri-tredecile	~110.76
quinque-tredecile	~138.46
sexa-tredecile	~166.15
semi-septile	~25.71
sesqui-septile	~77.14
sester-septile	~128.57
quindecile	24
bi-quindecile	48
quadri-quindecile	96
septua-quindecile	168
quarti-square	22.5
tri-quarti-square	67.5
quinque-quarti-square	112.5
septua-quarti-square	157.5
semi-novile	20
quinque-semi-novile	100
septua-semi-novile	140
vigintile	18
tri-vigintile	54
septua-vigintile	126
nona-vigintile	126
quarti-sextile	15
squile	75
squine	105
undeca-quarti-sextile	165

Premium

Astrobot is and will always be 100% free without limitations, but in order to help with development and maintenance costs, it offers a few "premium" features you can obtain by becoming a patron. Once you've pledged, send a DM to Tim#2373 to receive instructions for receiving your premium features.

Support Astrobot on Patreon

Thank you very much for all your love and support! <3

Custom Orbs (€3+)

Astrobot includes 3 free orb sets to chose from. Becoming a €3+ patron lets you create your own custom orbs set with custom orb values for all aspects. Orb values can be defined on a per-aspect or a per-planet basis. Custom orbs are personal and can only be used by the person who owns them, but you can gift custom orbs to someone else.

Custom Theme (€6+)

Astrobot includes 3 free chart themes for everyone to chose from. Becoming a €6+ patron allows you to design your own custom theme! Custom themes are extremely customizable and let you change the colors of almost everything in the chart. Here are a few examples of custom themes created by our lovely supporters:

custom theme 1 custom theme 2 custom theme 3

Custom themes are personal and can only be used by the person who owns them, but you can gift custom themes to someone else.

Custom Theme for Servers (€12+)

Spice up your discord server with a server-wide custom theme! Becoming a €12+ patron lets you define a custom theme for an entire server. Server-wide themes are applied to all charts created and opened in the server but individual users can still override it and/or turn it off if they prefer a different theme.

About Astrobot

Astrobot is an Astrology Discord bot made with love by Tim#2373

Check out my other projects: https://github.com/timotejroiko
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