Cookie API makes ticket transcripts, welcome cards, captchas and Minecraft verification for Discord communities. Enable it in Kite with your key, and they become blocks you add to your bot's commands, no code needed.
Sign up on cookie-api.com, which has a free plan, and copy your key from the dashboard.
Open your app's Integrations and paste the key. Kite stores it encrypted and only sends it to Cookie API.
The Cookie API blocks are in the block explorer. Add them to a command or event like any other block.
Pick an example to see the flow in Kite and what your bot replies in Discord.
Create transcript saves up to the last 500 messages of a channel as a web page, with a password if you want.
Transcripts need your bot's token. Kite adds it to the request itself, so it's never in a block.
Each Cookie API block costs 1 of your 10,000 free credits a month when it runs.
Describe the command you want, like a /close command that saves a transcript, and Kite's AI builds it.
Yes. Sign up on cookie-api.com, which has a free plan, and copy your API key from its dashboard. You enter it under Integrations in your app, where Kite stores it encrypted and only sends it to Cookie API.
Building and hosting your bot on Kite is free. Each Cookie API block costs 1 of your 10,000 free credits per month when it runs.
Cookie API reads the channel's messages itself, so it needs your bot's token. Kite adds the token to that one request, so it's never written in your flow or visible to anyone who sees it.
Ask in Kite's Discord server for help with your bot, and in Cookie API's Discord server for your Cookie API account and key.
No. You build commands by connecting blocks in a visual editor. You can also describe a command and Kite's AI builds it for you.

Build commands by connecting blocks, or describe them and let AI build them. Kite is free to start and hosts your bot 24/7.