Community Addons
Iynx Development offers the opportunity to create, share, and request community-built plugins for AthenaBot. These community-driven plugins are completely independent from Iynx Development and are not officially supported, maintained, or endorsed by us.
Access to requesting, sharing, or downloading community plugins requires a valid purchase of AthenaBot.
Sharing Plugins
When sharing a plugin in the community plugins channel, the following rules apply:
You are not allowed to recreate any addon already officially offered by Iynx Development.
If your plugin is free, it must be open source.
If your plugin is monetized, you must open a ticket and provide Iynx Development with the full source code for verification before offering it for sale. You may sell either the source code or an obfuscated version of your plugin.
Your community post must comply with our Discord server rules. Discord invite links are not permitted, but you may include your BuiltByBit product link.
Use the correct tag when creating a post (
paid/free).Provide a short and clear description of what your plugin does.
If your plugin depends on third-party libraries, list them clearly in your post.
Do not include any malicious, harmful, or deceptive content in your plugins.
Requesting Plugins
When submitting a plugin request, the following rules apply:
Be as specific as possible when describing your request.
Check whether a similar plugin already exists before submitting a new request.
If you are offering payment for a development request, use the appropriate tag.
Downloading & Using Plugins
Iynx Development is not responsible for any issues, damages, or data loss caused by community-made plugins.
All community plugins are provided for personal use only, unless explicitly stated otherwise by the original developer.
You may not redistribute, resell, or claim ownership of a plugin unless you are the original author or have been given explicit written permission by the author.
Enforcement
We take the security of our members and the effort developers invest in their plugins very seriously.
The following actions will not be tolerated and may result in disciplinary measures, including Discord bans and termination of your Athena license:
Stealing or copying plugin code without permission
Redistributing plugins without the author's explicit consent
Including malware, obfuscated harmful code, or any other malicious components in shared plugins
Misrepresenting the origin, authorship, or licensing of a plugin
Plugin Development
The official plugin template for AthenaBot is available on GitHub. It includes the source code of one command and one event used in Athena as a reference.
The plugin development documentation can be found in the template wiki.
If you have any questions, please open a ticket in our Discord server.
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