Framework MIT
botkit
Our in-house framework for building production-grade Discord bots on py-cord. It encodes the patterns we use across every bot we ship — structured for real-world workloads, not toy examples.
Open Source at NiceBots
We publish the libraries and tools we rely on in production. Our bots run on py-cord, which we use throughout our stack and contribute to upstream.
Library ISC
tortoise-extensions
Optional Tortoise ORM field types packaged as install extras — pick only what you need. Includes PydanticJSONField for validated JSON columns and FutureUUIDField for newer UUID versions via the uuid6 package. Supports Tortoise ORM 0.25.4 and later, before 1.0.
Library ISC
github-webhook-types
Generated TypedDict definitions and matching Pydantic models for GitHub webhook payloads, built from @octokit/openapi-webhooks and derived from GitHub’s official OpenAPI description. Includes parse_delivery() for handling webhook events dynamically.
Tooling MIT
licensor
Adds copyright notices to source files across a project, including formats that need bespoke placement rules rather than a one-size-fits-all header block. Keeps licensing metadata consistent across a codebase.
Bot MIT
deabbreviator
An open-source Discord bot that translates common internet abbreviations into their full meanings — turn “idc lmk” into clear phrasing with a single click. Free to use, self-host, or invite to your server.
Coming soon
More on the way
Additional libraries and tooling are in the pipeline. Follow our GitHub org or get in touch to collaborate.