CookMyBots

Hey Product Hunt 👋 I’m Thompson, and I built CookMyBots because “building a bot” is still way harder than it should be. If you’ve ever tried shipping a Telegram or X bot, you know the real friction isn’t the idea, it’s everything that comes after: - Picking a framework and wiring auth/commands/handlers - Setting up env vars correctly (tokens, webhooks, DB, etc.) - Hosting + deployment + keeping it running - Then the painful part: fixing bugs and iterating… over and over Most tools help with a piece of the journey (snippets, templates, code generation). But I kept running into the same wall: even when I could generate code quickly, I still spent hours turning it into a "real deployed bot" and even more hours maintaining it. So CookMyBots is built around one goal: "Turn a chat into a production-ready bot you can actually ship fast." What makes this launch different: ✅ End-to-end loop (not just code): prompt → working project → auto repo push → one-click deploy. ✅ Multi-platform from day one: Telegram + X supported (more coming). ✅ Iterate by chatting: instead of “regenerate everything,” you can request edits/repairs like “add admin-only settings” or “fix mention replies in groups” and it updates the project. ✅ Built for real use: reliability, proper env handling, and deploy-ready structure so the bot stays alive beyond the demo. What inspired me: I’ve watched builders and communities constantly ask for “a clone of X bot” or “a bot that does Y,” but they get stuck at execution, either they can’t code, or they can code but lose days on setup, deployment, and maintenance. I wanted the experience to feel like: "describe it → ship it". How the process evolved: CookMyBots started as a simple “generate bot code” idea. But the more I tested with real prompts, the clearer it became: "Generation alone isn’t the product. Shipping is the product". So I rebuilt it around the full workflow: create the bot, structure it properly, push to a repo, deploy it live, then make edits without breaking everything. That “build → ship → improve → ship again” loop became the heart of the platform. If you try it, I’d love your feedback on: 1) What’s the first bot you want to ship? 2) What templates would save you the most time? 3) Which platform should we add next: WhatsApp, Discord, Instagram, or Slack? I’ll be in the comments all day, ask me anything 🙏