nextcloud-spreed/docs/bot-list.md

List of available bots

If you want to write your own bot or webhook, please see the Bots and Webhooks developer documentation. Afterwards send a pull request against the docs/bot-list.md to add your bot to the list, using the following template:

### Name of the bot

Useful, but short description, best to keep it to 1-3 lines of text.

![Screenshot can be put into docs/botscreenshots/bot-name.png, max. width 700px, max. height 480px](botscreenshots/bot-name.png)

* License: Identifier of the license (See https://spdx.org/licenses/)
* [Link to source code](https://github.com/nextcloud/call_summary_bot)
* [Link to installation documentation](https://github.com/nextcloud/call_summary_bot#readme)

Here you can find a brief overview of known bots that allows administration to easily discover your bot and install it on their Nextcloud server.

Samples

Call summary (Nextcloud app sample)

The call summary bot posts an overview message after the call listing all participants and outlining tasks.

• License: AGPL-3.0-or-later
• Link to source code
• Link to installation documentation

Currency convertor (Nextcloud AppEcosystem sample)

Example of how easily bot can be implemented in Python.

• License: MIT
• Link to source code
• Link to installation documentation

Welcome bot (Golang sample)

A Golang sample bot that responds to "Good morning" and "Hello" and welcomes new attendees in the room.

• License: GPL-3.0-or-later
• Link to source code
• Link to installation documentation

Bots

Stable Diffusion

Uses SDXL-Turbo for fast image generation. Usage example: @image cinematic portrait of fluffy cat with black eyes

• License: MIT
• Link to source code
• Link to installation documentation