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Edit Your Bot

TL;DR

Tell VibeCord what to change, and it updates your bot's code.

Iterate in small steps, then redeploy to validate.

Want to change your bot? Just tell VibeCoord what you need — no buttons or forms required.

How Editing Works

VibeCoord uses a conversational editing approach. Instead of clicking through settings, you describe what you want to change in the chat, and VibeCoord updates your bot’s code.


Making Changes

Step 1: Open Your Project

From the sidebar, click on the project you want to edit.

Step 2: Describe Your Change

In the chat, tell VibeCord what you want:

“Add a /coinflip command”

“Change the welcome message to say ‘Welcome to the family! 🎉’”

“Remove the /kick command”

Typing your request in the chat

Step 3: Watch VibeCord Update the Code

VibeCord will generate the updated code. You can watch the AI work in real-time:

Codex generating updates

Codex reasoning through changes

Step 4: Review the Changes

You can see the updated files in the 📁 Files panel:

Files panel showing generated code

Step 5: Redeploy

After making changes, redeploy your bot for the updates to go live.


Types of Changes

Adding Features

“Add a /poll command that lets users vote on options”

“Add a welcome message when new members join”

“Add an auto-moderator that deletes messages with bad words”

Modifying Behavior

“Change the welcome message from ‘Hello!’ to ‘Hey there, friend! 👋’”

“Make the /ban command also log to #mod-log”

“The /joke command should include dad jokes too”

Removing Features

“Remove the /yell command”

“Remove the auto-moderation feature”

“Remove role assignment from the welcome message”

Changing Permissions

“Only let users with ‘Admin’ role use /ban”

“Allow anyone to use /help but restrict /kick to moderators”


Tips for Good Edits

Be Specific

Tell VibeCoord exactly what you want:

✅ Good: “Change the welcome message to ‘Hey @username, welcome! Check out #rules first.’”

❌ Vague: “Make the welcome better”

Build on What Works

If you like something, say so:

“The /ban command is perfect. Just add a /tempban that unbans after a set time.”

One Change at a Time

For complex updates, break them into steps:

  1. “Add a /warn command”
  2. “Make /warn log to #mod-log”
  3. “After 3 warnings, automatically mute the user”

Reviewing Changes

View Updated Code

After each change, you can see the updated files:

  1. Click 📁 in the header to open the Files panel
  2. Look for files with recent modifications
  3. Click any file to review the code

Verify Commands

Check the commands/ folder to see what slash commands your bot has.


Deploying Updates

After making changes:

  1. Your bot needs to be redeployed for changes to take effect
  2. Ask VibeCoord to deploy, or use the deployment widget
  3. The new version replaces the old one
  4. Your bot stays connected to all servers — no need to re-add it

Common Edit Requests

Adding a Help Command

“Add a /help command that lists all available commands with descriptions”

Changing Responses

“When someone uses /hello, respond with ‘Hey there, friend! 👋’ instead of just ‘Hello‘“

Adding Role Restrictions

“Only let users with the ‘Moderator’ role use /kick and /ban”


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