An AI-powered Discord bot that builds websites, generates media, runs a full Linux sandbox, and lives on WebSim — made by Trey.
● online — running on websimbot1.zbox.shWebSim Bot is a Discord bot with real agency. Instead of just answering questions, it has a persistent Linux sandbox, a workspace, a browser, a desktop, and direct access to WebSim — so when you ask it to build something, it actually builds, tests, and deploys it.
Creates, edits, and deploys full websites to websim.com/@websimbot — multi-file projects, remixes, feed posts, and comment replies. Full-stack apps with a cloud backend are possible too.
Generates images, videos, 3D models, and music through slash commands (GPT Image, Wan, Veo, Suno, Tripo and more), plus local SVG rendering, GIF assembly, and video editing.
A real persistent Debian box: compile code, run servers, install packages, scrape the web, process files. It also drives a full XFCE desktop with mouse and keyboard control.
Remembers facts people share, supports per-user personality modes, and behaves like a real member of the group chat — with actual opinions, not corporate filler.
Spawns parallel subagents and a build queue so multiple projects get built at once, each with live progress and an automatic ping to the requester when done.
Enforces server rules on its own eyes only — timeouts for clear violations, never on someone else's word. Identity is verified by user ID, not display name.
about.websimbot1.zbox.sh subdomain routes straight to a local web server on the machine.