Botsome monitors your docker containers and will steal use the bot tokens of your Discord bots to make them respond to certain events together. You can configure a trigger for a random bot to respond, or all of them at once.
As an unwanted side effect, if a bot container is running but isn't actually connected to Discord, the bot will still appear online because of Botsome's connection using its token.
Botsome is the name of an emote in a series of "wholesome" derived emotes, in one of my servers.
See docker-compose.yml for a working setup. Do not expose the app by publishing ports or running an ingress on the botsome-network, because it has no security measures in place whatsoever.
To make it use one of your bots, add the label me.foxite.botsome: true to its service (so you need to use a docker-compose file for your bots).
Botsome will read the environment variables of your bot. By default, it will use the contents of the BOT_TOKEN variable, but if you have your bot token in another viarable, specify its name in the me.foxite.botsome.envvar label.