AI Agent & Bot Hosting Studio
Configure hardware specs, manage secret vaults, simulate live Telegram/Discord/AI bot responses, monitor runtime telemetry, and export 1-click production deployment scripts.
Interactive 5-Step How to Use Guide
Watch our animated walkthrough demonstrating preset selection, secrets vault encryption, live sandbox testing, and 1-click script exports.
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7-Day Free Host Drag & Drop 
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Telegram Bot Webhook Selects pre-configured static sandbox or continuous process supervisor instantly.
🛠️ Service Configuration
💻 Hardware Resource Tier
Standard Node📊 Workload Summary
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Hosting Studio FAQ
Answers to common questions about configuring and running production bots.
How does the live Bot Simulator work?
The Bot Simulator runs client-side in your browser. It mimics real-time Telegram, Discord, and AI Agent event payloads, allowing you to test slash commands, webhook responses, and prompt executions before running code on a server.
Can I copy the generated Dockerfile and Systemd files directly to my VPS?
Yes! All generated deployment scripts (Dockerfile, docker-compose.yml, systemd unit file, PM2 ecosystem config, and deploy.sh) are production-ready standards. You can copy them with one click or execute the generated setup script on Ubuntu/Debian Linux VPS.
Where are my API tokens and environment secrets stored?
All secrets, API keys (OpenAI, Anthropic, Telegram, Discord), and configuration settings stay 100% inside your local browser storage. Nothing is ever submitted to our backend or external servers.
How do I ensure my Telegram/Discord bot automatically restarts after a server reboot?
By using our generated Systemd service file or PM2 configuration, your server will automatically boot your bot process on startup (`systemctl enable mybot` or `pm2 save & pm2 startup`) and restart it instantly if an unhandled crash occurs.